Abbotsford»
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CANUCKS FAN PHOTO SPECIAL - Abbotsford & Mission Edition
Living only an hour from a Stanley Cup favourite hasn’t been lost on rabid and raucous local Vancouver Canucks fans. As this fun photo gallery goes to show, your family, friends and neighbors are catching the fever.
Burnaby»
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Fragile habitat is going to the dogs
A Burnaby environmentalist is worried off leash dogs could pose a threat to fish and other wildlife in the city's conservation areas, particularly around Eagle Creek.
Chilliwack»
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$3 million pension for Strahl
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation says retired Chilliwack-Fraser Canyon MP Chuck Strahl will coast into his non-political years with an extremely generous pension.
Coquitlam»
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Missing Mom
Tina Rasmussen filled her arms with flowers. She chose her mom's favourites with care -- pink geraniums, mini carnations and potted white mums.
Delta»
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Delta school trustee doesn't want sympathy
Things certainly have become more challenging living with multiple sclerosis, but Delta school trustee Brenda Bennett-Schneider says life, for the most part, is business as usual.
Langley»
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Update 2: Mall robbed at gunpoint
Willowbrook Shopping Centre remains on lock-down as police and other emergency personnel deal with an armed robbery at Golden Tree Jewellers around midday today.
Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows »
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Big leap for Caring Place leaders
They came to Maple Ridge as a family of five, but when Kathie and Ed Chiu move to Ontario in a couple months time they will leave behind 13 family members.
North Shore»
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In the rough
OUTREACH workers Ken Ravensbergen and Geoff Bodnarek of the Lookout Emergency Aid Society survey the remains of a bush camp on the North Shore that was recently vacated by a homeless man. Estimates of the number of homeless on the North Shore vary, but social services workers all agree they are increasing.
Richmond»
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Biennale auction cancelled, bike tour of exhibits planned
Organizers of the Biennale public art exhibition had to cancel their prestigious wrap-up gala auction due to poor ticket sales.
New Westminster»
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Kids dig new exhibit
Fraser River Discovery Centre is encouraging kids to dig in and get dirty with its new exhibit.
Surrey»
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MOTHER'S DAY: Heart-warming read gives thanks to our mothers and mentors
WHITE ROCK - While hunting through a local thrift shop two years ago, Sandra Johnston came across a treasure of a different kind.
Vancouver»
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PHOTO GALLERY: Byelection battle
Premier Christy Clark strides into her Vancouver-Point Grey campaign office on West Fourth near Alma. It’s 14 days before the May 11 byelection to fill former premier Gordon Campbell’s legislature seat and Clark is behind schedule, but she appears relaxed. Dressed for a private dinner in pearls, navy dress, jacket and heels, she greets volunteers warmly, exuding the self-assurance and polish of a practiced politician. Clark is clearly happily back in her milieu after quitting office in 2004.
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