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The Overfishing of cod, tuna and other predatory fish has led to a sizable increase in smaller fish that could eliminate the concept of "wild" oceans, turning them into massive farms for aquaculture feed, a team of B.C. scientists warn.
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- Vancouver landlord must give up two homes used as grow ops
B.C. teacher admits to shopping with student, denies sexual touching
VERNON, B.C. — A former B.C. teacher accused of sexually abusing one of her students — a 12-year-old boy — spent hours on the stand...
B.C. appeal court overturns $600,000 award given over transit intrusion
The six-year battle of a Vancouver small-business operator took another turn Friday as her $600,000 damages award against Canada Line...
Vancouver police probe death of 4-month-old baby boy
Vancouver police are investigating the suspicious death of a four-month-old baby boy.
Academic pitches tolls for Metro Vancouver bridges and tunnels
Transport economist Robin Lindsey proposes a simple solution to Metro Vancouver’s transportation funding woes: charge tolls on all...
Political bosses didn't know about BC Rail scandal: documents
Two former provincial government aides who pleaded guilty in the BC Rail scandal were acting without the knowledge of their political...
B.C. patients unnerved over probe into faulty CT scans
Renu Bakshi says she's just one of hundreds of British Columbians who are questioning CT scans in the province in the wake of an investigation...
Campbell says he stayed in office due to HST 'obligation'
It was one of the top moments of Gordon Campbell's premiership, and more than one person has pondered since: Why didn't he choose ...
B.C. MLAs agree to disclose more expenses
B.C. MLAs have struck a deal to disclose more of their expenses, says Liberal house leader Rich Coleman.
Vancouver landlord must give up two homes used as grow ops
judge has ordered a man to surrender two of three Vancouver properties that were used for marijuana grow operations.
- Man dies after downtown shooting marking city's first homicide of the year
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Man dies after downtown shooting marking city's first homicide of the year
Vancouver recorded its first homicide of 2011 after a shooting downtown on Thursday night.
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Homeless man found dead on Granville Street
A man who police believe was homeless was found dead on Granville Street this morning.
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Hungry wolf-dog on the hunt on Bowen Island
Residents of Bowen Island are in "lockdown" as a marauding wolf-dog hybrid that has killed at least one dog continues to be sighted...
Landlord ordered to forfeit two Vancouver grow-op homes
A judge has ordered a man to surrender two of three Vancouver properties that were used for marijuana grow operations.
Metro Vancouverites may face more snow Friday
Metro Vancouver residents who felt a taste of winter Thursday may see more snow Thurday, though Environment Canada cautions that we...
YVR best in North America for travellers seeking naps
Where is the best airport in North America for weary travellers to catch a nap? It's right here in Vancouver, according to one travel...
Backroom dealings in B.C. Rail sale revealed
Seven years after an unprecedented raid on the legislature and an aborted trial, the public finally received an uncensored view of...
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