News
U.S. bank-robbery suspect nabbed in B.C. suburb
Friday 20 July 2007
A B.C. man and former U.S. Army Ranger wanted in the United States on armed robbery charges connected to a hold-up of a Washington State bank has been nabbed by RCMP in the Vancouver suburb of Richmond.
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Seattle offers way to ease transit project upheavals
Friday 20 July 2007
Jaime Garcia jokes that he has been to Germany - a point he makes in explaining why he thinks Canada-Line construction in Vancouver has created a ''Berlin Wall'' along Cambie Street, cutting off customers from access to businesses.
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Day 1 of strike a quiet affair
Friday 20 July 2007
The first official day of civic workers' strike action in Vancouver and North Vancouver caused little disruption yesterday, though Vancouverites shouldn't expect the same for much longer.Members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 1004, representing Vancouver's outside workers, temporarily walked off the job at several sites for ''study sessions'' after the union was legally able to initiate strike action starting at 10:30 a.m.
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Vancouver police lay 89 drug trafficking charges
Friday 20 July 2007
Vancouver police cracked down on the drug trade in the city's Downtown Eastside, laying 89 charges against 63 traffickers - the product of a 10-day undercover operation.Thirty-four dealers are now in police custody after an almost 24-hour arrest blitz Wednesday, Vancouver police Inspector Eric Petit said. They are continuing to hunt down the other 29.
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Trying to keep his drunk-driving arrest quiet was Stevenson's second mistake
Friday 20 July 2007
Vancouver Councillor Tim Stevenson is not known as much of a day-tripper. When he travels on council business, he prefers the faraway eyes of foreign climes.Perhaps he believes long-distance jaunts are less prone to trouble. After all, it was just a short trip of eight or nine blocks that got Mr. Stevenson into serious hot water last year. After quaffing a few at a West End pub, he decided to drive home. Luckily, police stopped his vehicle before the councillor could do any damage. His breathalyzer reading was 0.14, and Mr. Stevenson was properly charged with impaired driving. This week, he pleaded guilty. (Globe Insider subscribers only)
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Priceless NHL watches lost in break-in
Friday 20 July 2007
Former hockey star Bill Ranford made a lot of saves in his storied 18-year career as a netminder in the National Hockey League.But none of the agile reflexes that used to protect his teams so well from opposition attacks in the 1990s could prevent a successful score on his New Westminster home earlier this month.
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Mayor backs study to extend SkyTrain to UBC
Friday 20 July 2007
As Vancouver grapples with the hardships caused by the construction of a transit line to the airport, Sam Sullivan has thrown his support behind a proposal to extend the SkyTrain across Vancouver and out to the University of British Columbia.
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Integrated care puts seniors at risk, B.C. politicians say
Friday 20 July 2007
Politicians in Fort St. John want some answers from the provincial government about how to protect seniors and employees at a local care home from violent psychiatric patients.Officials from the city and the regional district board are concerned that the provincial policy to move patients from the Vancouver-area Riverview Psychiatric Hospital to care facilities near the patients' homes is not working.
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Defence questions witness on previous police interrogations
Friday 20 July 2007
One of the most significant prosecution witnesses at Robert Pickton's first-degree-murder trial in Vancouver said yesterday he was interrogated about the disappearance of women in Edmonton in 2004.
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Job action will slow garbage collection today
Friday 20 July 2007
With negotiations breaking down between Vancouver and its outside union, small-scale disruptions will begin today and a full-blown civic strike could hit the Lower Mainland as early as Monday morning, union leaders warned yesterday.
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Blogs
Vancouver's indoor workers to issue strike notice
Friday 20 July 2007
There's more labour unrest in store for the city of
Vancouver as unionized indoor workers have rejected the city's last contract offer.
unknown @ CKNW Vancouver
7/20/2007: Canada: Vancouver man guilty of attacking wife spared ...
Friday 20 July 2007
A man who pleaded guilty to an attack that left his wife with a ruptured eardrum has been spared a criminal record in the interests of family harmony. In a
Vancouver Provincial Court judgment, Judge Maris McMillan explained why she gave
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unknown @ National Post
Wirxli and Tart Gallery in Vancouver's Georgia Straight Magazine!
Friday 20 July 2007
Hey there, 12:36 AM SL time...I am just blogging this now..please hit the refresh button. Cheerz, Wirxli.
Jeremy O. Turner aka. Wirxli Flimflam @ Wirxli FlimFlam's Second Life Blog
Vancouver journal: Vancouver for a day
Friday 20 July 2007
a entry by irvine from a trip to
Vancouver, British Columbia. Dinner. Stay at the Travelodge in Richmond. After sleeping in, nice breakfast at Denny's and Stanley Park. Raining, excellent views. Driving back, crossing the US border.
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irvine @ Recent Travel Blogs on RealTravel
Vancouver journal: Beautiful Stanley Park
Friday 20 July 2007
a review of Stanley Park, a thing to do in
Vancouver, British Columbia. Stanley Park is amazing. Great views and lovely walks through this huge park. If you catch it on a nice day you'd even see the mountains over the city skyline.
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irvine @ Recent Travel Blogs on RealTravel
Harry Potter's Last Stand in the GVRD
Friday 20 July 2007
Maktaaq:. The trucks delivering them have satellite tracking systems so they don't veer off their assigned routes. The pallets with the product have alarms. The lawyers are standing by. It's Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows and,
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Maktaaq @ Metroblogging Vancouver
Nelson - Vancouver (BC) British Columbia (CAN) CANADA
Friday 20 July 2007
Carpool Nelson -
Vancouver British Columbia CANADA.
unknown @ Carpool search engine - precise matching - free. See the latest rides.
Vancouver journal: Not bad
Friday 20 July 2007
a review of Travelodge, a place to stay in
Vancouver, British Columbia. Nice and clean place, not too fancy. Pilots and crew seem to stay here as it's the "airport hotel". Nice service, was being helped quickly and at least their
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irvine @ Recent Travel Blogs on RealTravel
Gerald?s Upcoming Speaking Gigs in August in Vancouver
Friday 20 July 2007
August/7 @
Vancouver Ruby & Rails Meetup - Tagging & Tag Clouds Made Easy; August/9 @
Vancouver?s Software Developers Network (VanDev) - Web Services REST-Style: Universal Identifiers, Formats, & Protocols; August/18 @ BarCamp
Vancouver ...
Gerald @ Gerald Bauer's Blog
Trade Proposal: Boston-Vancouver
Friday 20 July 2007
ok hear me out before u judge.. boston cannot sign kobasew and bochenski next season since there really close to the cap.. so why not trade with
vancouver Vancouver- RW Brandon Bochenski and RW Chuck Kobasew
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angelo25 @ HFBoards
Sports
Canuck fan favourite Lupul dead at 48
Friday 20 July 2007
Gary Lupul, a member of the Vancouver Canucks team that reached the 1982 Stanley Cup final who remained with the club as an amateur scout, died Wednesday at age 48.
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Canuck fan favourite Lupul dead at 48
Friday 20 July 2007
Gary Lupul, a member of the Vancouver Canucks team that reached the 1982 Stanley Cup final who remained with the club as an amateur scout, died Wednesday at age 48.
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Canucks lure Shannon from Ducks
Friday 20 July 2007
Vancouver Canucks Senior Vice-President and General Manager Dave Nonis announced that the Canucks have signed centre Ryan Shannon. In keeping with club policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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Canucks re-sign Bieksa, add Miller
Friday 20 July 2007
The Vancouver Canucks are rewarding defenceman Kevin Bieksa for a solid season. The NHL team says the 26-year-old Grimsby, Ont., native has signed a three-year extension through the 2010-'11 season.
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Former Canucks centre Lupul passes away
Friday 20 July 2007
'Loops' was part of team that took Vancouver to its first Stanley Cup final
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Vancouver 2010
Vancouver 2010?s Board of Directors reviews VANOC?s Games-time operating strategies and Cultural Olympiad progress
Friday 20 July 2007
Years of intense planning are required to prepare to welcome the world in 2010 and the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC) will need to be ready to deliver spectacular Games when the world arrives. With only 940 days remaining until the Opening Ceremony is held at BC Place, VANOC has increasingly been focusing on Games-time operations. To this end, the Vancouver 2010 Board of Directors received an extensive overview on how VANOC will execute
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Jack Poole expected to make full recovery following pancreatic surgery
Friday 20 July 2007
Jack Poole, Chairman of the Board of the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC), underwent pancreatic surgery yesterday in Vancouver. His surgical team reports a successful operation and expects a full and complete recovery. The surgery was led by the head of pancreatic surgery at the University of British Columbia, Dr. Charles Scudamore. ?This was a complete team effort,? said Dr. Scudamore. ?Over the course
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Vancouver 2010 presents project update to International Olympic Committee
Friday 20 July 2007
Highlights include balanced budget, early venue completion and lasting legacies The Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC) presented a project update today to the 119th International Olympic Committee (IOC) session. The update, delivered by VANOC Chief Executive Officer John Furlong, highlighted VANOC?s balanced budget, early venue completion schedule and progress on creating lasting legacies. The full project update, in report
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