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Mission woman seeks Valentine's stranger who saved her life
A Mission woman wants to thank the stranger who likely saved her life on Valentine's Day.
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PHOTOS: Snow storm snarls traffic in Burnaby
All around Burnaby, there is congestion and traffic snarls as a morning snowstorm and hailstorm has led to many of Burnaby's roads being treacherous.
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Body found near Hope identified as local man
Human remains found last week between Agassiz and Hope belonged to a Chilliwack man who had been missing for nearly a year, the Times has learned.
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Hanging bullies out to dry
That's the message nine-year-old Josh Eisner hopes to bring to his school -- and community -- through a hands-on Pink Shirt Day project.
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Falcon makes campaign stop in Delta South
Leadership candidate Kevin Falcon made a campaign stop in Delta South Friday, telling fellow Liberals he's the one best suited to lead the next provincial government.
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UPDATE: Crash kills car passenger
The occupant of a car has been killed in a crash involving a large truck in Aldergrove.
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Wildwood neighbours fuming over flooding
With PowerPoint presentations, prepared statements, and a willingness to have their voices heard, locals affected by the Wildwood Trail came out to let the City know they are angry about what has happened to their properties.
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Program helps struggling kids open up
If Mary wasn't beaten three times a day, her husband wasn't happy. She eventually fled the abusive man, and the province, with her five-year-old daughter in tow. Her other two children were taken by the ministry.
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Hanging out with the rat pack
Some folks might go, 'ewww' or, even scream at the thought of a hall full of rats - but rat fanciers were in rodent heaven on Saturday in the city.
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When the race is gone in the horse, Surrey foster home takes over
SURREY - Ever wonder where racehorses go when they're ready to retire from the track?
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Photo Gallery: Village people
Sales began Friday morning at the rebranded Olympic Village, now known as The Village on False Creek. Marketer and realtor Bob Rennie's company aims to sell 230 condos in two areas of the village.
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