Man dragged by car outside of nightclub

RCMP in Maple Ridge are investigating a car dragging and attack that took place outside a stripclub.There is a television report that two women in a Mercedes hit two men Sunday night, dragging one man under the car.

Parking infraction leads to motor-mouth con

A routine parking violation has unearthed one of the most bizarre scams that the North Vancouver RCMP has seen - cardboard boxes stuffed with newspaper flyers being sold as cut-rate computer laptops.

Campbell's continued secrecy stirs demands for more open talks

Calls for Premier Gordon Campbell to stop the secrecy surrounding negotiations that could turn over a historic golf course to a Vancouver-area Indian band are growing louder.The issue has raised the ire of people in Mr. Campbell's own riding - home to the University Golf Club - where residents fear the course will be developed into condos if the government transfers it to the Musqueam band.

Head-tax compensation doesn't go far enough, rally told

Several dozen people met in Vancouver's Chinatown for a Canada Day rally to back their demand for further redress from the federal government for families of Chinese immigrants who paid a discriminatory head tax from 1885 to 1923.

Capital gains calculations may prompt Canadians to donate BCE shares - CBC News

Win the new Harry Potter with online VIRL entry - Peninsula News Review

Fund targets fading aboriginal languages - Peninsula News Review

Canoe companionship - Peninsula News Review

The Global Mining Newspaper - The Northern Miner (subscription)

Questioning starting to wear on key Pickton witness - Vancouver Sun

Colourful, Sunny Vancouver

I'm happy to day that we FINALLY have some consistently great weather here in Vancouver! Here are some photos from West 14th Avenue - one of my favourite blocks in the city.

7/4/2007: Nibble on that dark chocolate ? your heart will be grateful

CHICAGO ? A nibble a day of dark chocolate helped lower blood pressure without packing on the pounds, German researchers said Tuesday. Prior studies have shown foods rich in cocoa, such as like dark chocolate, offer heart benefits, ...

7/4/2007: Aiming for more

The BC government wants to create 20000 new hunters by 2014. The number of registered hunters in BC in 2005 dropped to two per cent of the population from six per cent in 1981. Hunters contributed $ 48 million to BC? s economy in 2003.

7/4/2007: BC WANTS TO SEE MORE HUNTER GATHERERS

Ramping up the number of hunters and allowing ownership rights to roadkill are among sweeping changes proposed by the Ministry of Environment in the first major overhaul of the provincial Wildlife Act in 25 years. ...

7/4/2007: China?s pollution death toll revealed: 750000 a year

BEIJING ? Pollution kills three- quarters of a million people in China every year, according to previously unreleased World Bank figures. The figures, almost twice previous estimates, were calculated using a new statistical model. ...

7/4/2007: Last Potter book expected to be biggest seller

Canadians are lining up in record numbers to get their hands on the seventh and final Harry Potter book. That?s the word from Vancouver?s Raincoast Books, the Canadian publisher of the phenomenally successful Harry Potter novels by JK ...

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The combination of aggressively feeding Salmon along the coastline, with relative protection and close proximity to the harbor, offers saltwater angler?s great opportunities for some of the finest Salmon action on the Vancouver Island ...

Coquitlam city council taking steps to ban door to door sales.

Mayor Maxine Wilson says times have changed and door to door sales are now a safety issue.