Abbotsford»
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Abbotsford derby girls have hard hits and soft hearts
It may run against the stereotype surrounding derby girls, but the Abbotsford's Reign Valley Vixens are soft touches.
Burnaby»
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Politicians fail on fields
City council does not understand the underlying issues for young athletes in Burnaby, according to members of the Burnaby District Youth Soccer Association.
Chilliwack»
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Odds not good for missing Planje
At Chilliwack United Church, a white poinsettia sits in the second pew from the front, waiting.
Coquitlam»
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Homeless man dies in PoCo
Police have ruled out foul play in the death of a 43-year-old homeless man, whose body was found Sunday in Port Coquitlam.
Delta»
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Police in favour of truck trains
While Delta has received some push back on a pilot project that would see longer trucks travel between Deltaport and Tilbury, members of the Delta police department have come out in support of the idea.
Langley»
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Kettles half full for Salvation Army
With Christmas only days away, the Salvation Army is calling on Canadians nationwide to support the Christmas Kettle Campaign. So far this season, the Salvation Army has collected $9.7 million in the nearly 2,000 kettles on street corners and at retail outlets nationwide. That’s a little more than half of the campaign’s $18 million goal. Kettles will remain on the street until Christmas Eve.
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Explosion rocks Alouette Lake
A movie crew was filming at Alouette Lake in Golden Ears Provincial Park on Tuesday when an explosion on the set sent six people to hospital.
North Shore»
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All the trimmings
Executive chef Scott Rowe (left), Capt. Glen Cross and Janice De Luca-Ellams get ready to plate the food for the Christmas lunch served at the Salvation Army on Lonsdale Avenue in North Vancouver on Dec. 18. The hard-working kitchen crew served 100 lunches in the first sitting alone. The Sally Ann reported this week that its annual Kettle Drive was only halfway towards meeting its target.
Richmond»
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Blood donations urgently needed
Yes, it's a busy time of year. People are out shopping, partying, attending holiday concerts.
New Westminster»
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Trouble on Eighth
When Danielle and Dave Nicholson moved to the Royal City this past summer, they were looking forward to their future in a quiet neighbourhood with their 11-month old son Roland and their Malamute cross Monty.
Surrey»
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From everyone at the Now, Merry Christmas!
Ever wonder why we practice the Christmas traditions we do? Why we have holly, rosemary, and mistletoe and ivy? Why we put Christmas trees in our homes and exchange gifts?
Vancouver»
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Class Notes: Head of the class
Education Minister Margaret MacDiarmid concedes she’ll likely hold that title for a short time, so who’s her pick for a replacement? “I’m not going to try and make the cabinet up,” she said with a laugh last week. “There are lots of excellent people and everybody’s interested in education—that’s what I’ve found. Everybody knows how important it is.”
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