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Reconciliation Day crash killed two Tsawwassen First Nation elders (opens the original)
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Two hand-carved Indigenous house posts stood under bright blue tarpaulins Thursday outside the Tsawwassen Mills No. 3 entrance in South Delta, waiting for an unveiling that never came. Just steps away, more than a dozen colourful bouquets lined the walkway near where a black pickup truck plowed into four pedestrians in the mall parking lot shortly after 10:25 a.m. Wednesday, killing two Tsawwassen First Nation elders. The elders, identified Thursday as Virginia Splockton and Barb Joe, are rememb
'A wake-up call': Nearly twice as many B.C. women facing homelessness, new data show (opens the original)
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She may have a job, a car, and somewhere to sleep tonight — and still be homeless. B.C. women experiencing homelessness are often staying on friends’ couches, sleeping in vehicles or staying in unsafe relationships rather than sleeping on the streets, service providers say. In Metro Vancouver’s 2025 count, women accounted for 31 per cent of people surveyed experiencing homelessness, up from 27 per cent in 2017. But those counts capture only a snapshot of homelessness on a single day, while the p
As diesel prices climb, thieves siphon fuel from B.C. construction sites (opens the original)
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It’s the middle of the night on a construction site in the Lower Mainland. An excavator sits silent and dark. Then a truck pulls up beside it, and the driver sets up flashing lights that illuminate the machine. To a passerby, it might look like a contractor checking on company equipment. But a thief can use those few minutes to drain hundreds of litres of diesel into a portable tank in the back of the pickup before driving away. “It doesn’t always look nefarious,” said Kyle Heinz, vice-president
'Up against a giant': Burnaby’s political status quo faces biggest test in years this election (opens the original)
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Four years ago, Mike Hurley was the only name on the ballot for Burnaby mayor. On Oct. 17, he’ll face five challengers. The independent mayor is seeking a third term in the municipal election after running unopposed in 2022. “I now want to finish what I started and continue building a Burnaby that works for everyone,” Hurley said in a news release announcing his re-election campaign. And there’s plenty of competition beyond the mayor’s office. Forty-two candidates are vying for eight seats on Bu
B.C. sent its next ferries to China. A new report says that was a $1.5B missed opportunity (opens the original)
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Four new B.C. Ferries vessels will be built in China, but a new report says the project could have generated $1.5 billion in additional economic activity in Canada, with most of the benefit staying in the province. The report, prepared by economic consulting firm QEDinc, estimates that building four new Summit-class ferries domestically would have generated more than 10,000 job-years and $413 million in additional government revenue from associated taxes. In May 2025, B.C. Ferries awarded a cont
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