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UPDATE: Fugitive suspect in Alberta multiple murder arrested at U.S. border near Abbotsford
Travis Baumgartner, wanted in connection with a deadly heist at the University of Alberta in which three people were killed, was arrested Saturday while trying to cross the Canada-U.S. border at Aldergrove. He was handed over into the custody of Canadian officials several hours later.
Burnaby»
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Will city ban turtle sales?
The head of a Richmond reptile rescue organization wants the City of Burnaby or the provincial government to ban the sale of pet turtles.
Chilliwack»
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School not blind to dangers
A handful of Unity Christian students are getting a lesson in civic engagement as they seek changes to a dangerous intersection near their school.
Coquitlam»
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Neighbours plead case over bell ruckus
It could be at least a month before neighbours of Our Lady of the Assumption Church on Shaughnessy Street hear some proposed solutions to loud church bells heard throughout the day.
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Mist doesn’t deter aviators (with PHOTOS)
Torrential rains may have caused cancellation of some private pilots’ gathering Saturday at Pitt Meadows Airport, but infrequent sprinkles weren’t enough to keep die-hard aviators and aspiring pilots away on Sunday.
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In quest of water
Following years of hard work, the efforts of two North Shorebased entrepreneurs to provide clean water to communities around the world that need it most finally came to fruition March 16 as drinkable water ran from two taps in Bom Jesus, Angola.
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World Peace shoots hoops at Palmer
Students and graduates of RC Palmer secondary had to see it to believe it when Los Angeles Lakers star Meta World Peace turned up at the school gym last week for a workout.
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60 years: a ride of a lifetime
City couple met when she was hitchhiking on Columbia Street and he picked her up
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Remembering Kade
SURREY - A Cloverdale couple who lost their little boy to cancer are reaching out to thank the many people whose love and generosity helped carry them through the most difficult experience of their lives.
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Radio heads
Last March, Canadian fans of audio drama were shocked. In the federal budget, the Harper government trimmed the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's funding by 10 per cent, and CBC management responded by cutting its radio drama completely.
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