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There’s no way Len Gratto is paying a $5,200 fine to Mission city hall for growing cucumbers in his basement.
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Man and woman found dead in Richmond hotel
Police are remaining tight-lipped about the gruesome discovery of two bodies in a Richmond hotel room Saturday night.
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Shoplifting suspect who escaped police back in custody
A 46-year-old woman — whose escape while in custody embarrassed police on Friday — was back in custody early Monday.
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- Man and woman found dead in Richmond hotel
- Shoplifting suspect who escaped police back in custody
- B.C. casinos get subsidized while charities suffer cuts: NDP arts critic
- Medical marijuana centre opens in city's south side
- St. John's commuters without bus service as talks break down
- B.C. Tories to elect new leader
- Quebec police probe dogs left for dead
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Mission homeowner fined $5,200 for growing cucumbers
There’s no way Len Gratto is paying a $5,200 fine to Mission city hall for growing cucumbers in his basement.
Man and woman found dead in Richmond hotel
Police are remaining tight-lipped about the gruesome discovery of two bodies in a Richmond hotel room Saturday night.
Shoplifting suspect who escaped police back in custody
A 46-year-old woman — whose escape while in custody embarrassed police on Friday — was back in custody early Monday.
B.C. casinos get subsidized while charities suffer cuts: NDP arts critic
The provincial government kicks back millions to highly profitable casinos through subsidies while making deep cuts to charities, ...
Medical marijuana centre opens in city's south side
For the past month, a small nondescript storefront in south Vancouver has been quietly dispensing medical marijuana to those who...
St. John's commuters without bus service as talks break down
Metrobus management is urging union leaders for striking bus drivers and mechanics in St. John's, N.L., to put a latest contract offer...
B.C. Tories to elect new leader
The B.C. Conservative party is to hold a convention in May to elect a new leader.
Quebec police probe dogs left for dead
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N.S. Conservative Karen Casey defects to provincial Liberals
The former interim leader of the Nova Scotia Conservative party, Karen Casey, has left the Tories to join the provincial Liberals.
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