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Coast Mountain Bus Company gets tentative deal with drivers and mechanics
3+ hour, 12+ min ago (244+ words) The TransLink subsidiary and Unifor's joint bargaining committee agreed to a package presented by mediator Trevor Sones on the weekend Coast Mountain Bus Company has reached a tentative deal with its unions representing transit drivers and mechanics. The company “has…...
The Bookless Club: Is traffic getting more treacherous?
7+ hour, 41+ min ago (528+ words) Without realizing it, I’ve been compiling a list. It’s a list of intersections in Vancouver that present too many hazards. Intersections where you have to have your head on a swivel, yet still you can be taken unaware. Intersections where…...
Traffic alert: Oak Street closed near VGH until Sept. 22
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (292+ words) Cranes will be in the area for the hospital's operating room renewal project for about two weeks Those coming and going from Vancouver General Hospital should expect slow, challenging travel conditions for the next couple of weeks. As Thursday morning,…...
Officer testifies about pulling over suspects in Whistler hotel murders
3+ day, 20+ hour ago (508+ words) An RCMP officer described how a preliminary test done on the shoes of a double murder suspect on July 24, 2022 showed the possible presence of blood A Squamish Mountie recalled in B.C. Supreme Court Wednesday how he spotted and then pulled over…...
B.C. teacher banned for life over sexual relationship with former student
4+ day, 5+ hour ago (202+ words) The B.C. Commissioner for Teacher Regulation said the 'vulnerable' Indigenous student had expressed an interest in 'land-based education' A B.C. high school teacher has been banned from the profession for life after initiating a sexual relationship with a “vulnerable” Indigenous student soon…...
Killers captured on video arriving at Whistler hotel minutes before shooting, court hears
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (587+ words) Two killers arrived at Whistler’s Sundial Hotel just six minutes before they started shooting at two men carrying suitcases across the lobby toward the front exit in July 2022. The killers, dressed in dark clothing and wearing medical masks, were captured…...
West Kelowna RCMP not laughing over Cat in the Hat prank
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (357+ words) A teenage girl was chased by a costumed suspect, prompting a warning to the public It’s not a fun game, and the West Kelowna RCMP do not like it, not one little bit. Police are investigating after a teenage girl…...
William Azaroff backs out of Vancouver mayoral race
5+ day, 2+ hour ago (126+ words) In an announcement Tuesday morning, the OneCity candidate threw his support behind Green Party of Vancouver's Pete Fry William Azaroff has backed out of the race to become Vancouver’s next mayor. In an announcement Tuesday morning, the OneCity candidate shared…...
Kelowna man facing deportation after arrest for meth smuggling
5+ day, 7+ hour ago (716+ words) A Kelowna resident and Ukrainian citizen is set to be deported Sept. 14 after his arrest following an international methamphetamine smuggling investigation earlier this year. Dmytro Nikolaiev, 46, allegedly hid 115 kilograms of methamphetamine in pickle jars and attempted to ship the load…...
Telus manager alleged to have charged $1.1M worth of goods to company credit cards: B.C. lawsuit
5+ day, 7+ hour ago (447+ words) A recently fired Telus manager is facing a lawsuit for more than $1 million in damages after allegations he used company credit cards for a buying spree that include whiskey glasses, massage guns and e-scooters. Raymond Chow is alleged to have…...