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B.C. crime news: Man in BMW flees from VPD, sparking car chase | Woman, 86, shoved to ground in Downtown Eastside (opens the original)
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An Alberta man has been arrested after a high speed car chase by Vancouver police on Monday. Officers on patrol near East Hastings Street and Dunlevy Avenue at 2:40 p.m. on Monday saw a woman in the passenger seat of a parked BMW who appeared to be distraught. The officers turned on their emergency lights to conduct a welfare check, said VPD in a statement. The car, with Alberta plates, immediately sped away. A vehicle pursuit — with emergency lights and sirens active — was authorized. The BWM f
B.C. crime news: Suspect sought in Vancouver face-slashing | Guilty verdict in Surrey homicide of 'mean' roommate (opens the original)
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A man has been charged in an assault and robbery that left a 19-year-old man with a five-inch gash on his face, and Vancouver police are seeking his alleged accomplice. A 19-year-old was out with friends in the 900-block of Granville Street at around 3:20 a.m. on Aug. 8 when they were approached by two men. A chain was snatched from around the victim’s neck and he was slashed, leaving him with a wound from the tip of his nose, under his eye and up to his eyebrow. Early last week, VPD detectives
Restaurants feel the inflation heat: 90 per cent in B.C. have raised prices (opens the original)
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Yes, that burger you just ordered does cost more than it did last year. A recent report shows that 90 per cent of B.C. restaurants have been forced to raise their prices in the past 12 months — and more than half say they will be forced to do it again in the coming year. That surpassed the national average of 80 per cent. A Léger report commissioned by restaurant equipment supplier Econolease shows that nine-in-10 operators have increased those menu prices because of rising costs. Of those opera
Demolition of Vancouver Aquatic Centre will start on Oct. 1 (opens the original)
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The date has been set for the demise of the old Vancouver Aquatic Centre. After the B.C. Supreme Court dismissed a legal challenge to the City of Vancouver and Vancouver park board by the Protecting our Vancouver Aquatic Centre Society, the planned demolition and reconstruction of the pool will begin on Oct. 1. The city said the initial work between Oct. 1-31 will focus on interior demolition and related site preparation, with subsequent phases of demolition to follow. Crews had already begun si
Shots-fired reports lead Vancouver police to seize guns, drugs from False Creek boat (opens the original)
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It wasn’t the high seas, but drama nonetheless. The Vancouver police marine unit boarded and searched a boat moored in False Creek after receiving reports of someone firing a gun with a suppressor into the water on Sunday evening. At around 6 p.m. on Sunday, the marine unit and emergency response team boarded the vessel Night Shadow, finding four individuals aboard, who were arrested. After the boat was towed to a secure location, a warrant was obtained to search it. Police then found a chrome h
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