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City of Vancouver considering biggest property tax increase in over a decade
If council passes the city budget as proposed, it would mean an estimated increase of $354 for the City of Vancouver's portion of the property tax bill on the median single-family home, from $3,809 to $4,163.
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Accused in Marissa Shen murder headed to trial next fall
The man accused of first degree murder in the death of 13 year old Marissa Shen will be facing a jury trial in September of 2020. The B.C. Prosecution Service has decided to proceed by direct indictment which means there will be no preliminary inquiry.
B.C. forestry crisis deepens as Canfor announces provincewide 2 week shutdown
Canfor becomes the latest company to announce it is shutting down all of its sawmills currently operating in B.C. over Christmas and New Years.
'It's disgusting in there:' Life in the building that replaced Victoria's tent city
The people who live at 844 Johnson St.,, the building where Victoria's tent city residents were moved, say they have concerns that aren't being heard. They say conditions have deteriorated in the three years since the building opened: that the building is filthy and staff are ill-equipped.
'We've had a death almost every week:' Suspension bridge lit up to remember loved ones in Nisga'a village
TransLink outlines options to help commuters cope with suspended bus service
Union heading back to bargaining table Tuesday in attempt to settle transit dispute
Vancouver Island mayor wants province's help reducing road speeds
EV rider: Harley-Davidson fans kick tires of new all-electric motorcycle
Family in India mourns daughter found dead in B.C.
Elderly woman found dead in Surrey house fire
Court clears $900M settlement for military and civilian victims of sexual misconduct
CBC/Radio-Canada seeking to broadcast more mandated programming on digital services
STILL LONELY
Bridging the generation loneliness gap: Meet-and-greet reveals shared yearning for connection
University of Northern B.C. offers students credit as faculty strike continues
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B.C. housing market bouncing back as buyers return, report says
'Winter has come': Woman and dog located in North Shore Rescue's 1st snow call this season
Trans Mountain monitoring anti-pipeline activists, labelling some as 'persons of interest'
Still lonely
Still lonely? Vancouver's 'loneliest person' 1 year on
North Vancouver's pigeon controversy is now an official investigation. Here's what happens next
Strict rules needed in Canada to curb laser hair removal injuries, dermatologist says
Vancouver man dies in downtown motorcycle crash
How B.C. NDP resolutions could change the future of elections in the province
