Man's death not random attack, police say

Police officers crawled on a street yesterday in the shadow of one of Vancouver's largest secondary schools, looking for clues less than 24 hours after a man's body was found nearby inside an idling SUV.

Former Vancouver police chief's pay outpaced that of B.C. counterparts

Retired Vancouver police chief Jamie Graham received remuneration of $257,952 in 2006, an increase of 13 per cent over the previous year, the highest raise of any B.C. police chief.

Vancouver man dies at Pumpkins concert

A man has died at a Smashing Pumpkins concert in Vancouver in what may have been a mosh-pit or crowd-surfing accident.Vancouver police say the concertgoer was unconscious when he was dragged out of the crowd and taken to security staff at the side of the PNE Forum on Monday night.

Court hears final arguments in NHL battle

Three of British Columbia's business heavyweights sat far apart in a cavernous courtroom yesterday as their lawyers launched into final arguments that could change the ownership face of the Vancouver Canucks.

Mystery images appear online after computer theft

For a week, the late-night burglary at the WorkSpace company was like hundreds of other robberies in downtown Vancouver, offering little hope of recovering six stolen computers.Then yesterday morning, pictures from one of the stolen computers started showing up on the social-networking site Flickr - photo album to the world - turning a mundane break-in into a high-tech whodunit.

Man found dead in blood-spattered SUV

Police have called in homicide investigators after a man was found slumped over in his luxury SUV in Vancouver's east end yesterday.Two people who live near East Broadway and Nanaimo Street made the grisly discover about 5:30 p.m. and called police.

60 SECONDS: Katee Sackhoff - Metro

Local steroids case overlaps FBI probe - Arizona Republic

Getting away from it all, though it's all still in view - Seattle Times

Canadian 'R&R' for an ETA cell - National Post

Vancouver

Vancouver is changing so fast right now... its actually a little scary to me.. New condos popping up like weeds in the lawns. Passengers lining up to take the bus like ants lining up for their food. it's not even funny. ...

is there a demand for baby nurses here in vancouver?

|==LeeEspino==> there is a big demand for baby nurses in the states...specifically New York. Baby Nurses are like nannies but not really for the babies but for the new moms. They train the new moms how to take care of their newborn and ...

Reminder: Vancouver GreenGroup meeting on September 27

Quick reminder: our first Vancouver GreenGroup meeting will be tomorrow, Thursday, September 27, at 4pm at Moxies. Yours truly, EnviroMom Renee will be attending to kick off this group with Merry, an EnviroMom reader and Vancouver ...

Busted preamp in Vancouver, any ideas?

Forum: The Rack Posted By: Jef Gibbons Post Time: 09-26-2007 at 21:27.

Condo fire hits pre-sale home-owners hard

A stubborn three-alarm fire in New Westminster has gutted an unfinished condo development behind Royal Columbian Hospital.

The Women of Rare

For reasons unbenownst to me, the web bwanas of Vancouver Magazine haven?t uploaded the one food related story that did it for me this month, namely Fiona Morrow?s (aka gingerpeachy) piece on Colleen McClean?s all female kitchen crew at ...

Company charged for smuggling Queen Conch

It's being called Canada's largest ever confiscation of smuggled endangered species, and a Vancouver company has been implicated.

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LOOKING FOR A SOULMATE.

Vancouver journal: Rocky Mountaineer Train

a entry by Brisbird from a trip to Vancouver, British Columbia. Today we have a very early start as check-in starts for the train ride at 6:30am. We find that we do not have an included transfer with our package, so while all the other ...

Sunshine Coast residents support their delegates

Sunshine Coast residents concerned about the future of their drinking water rallied outside the Union of BC Municipalities Convention, but they were rallying in support of their local municipal politicians.

Recap: Vancouver vs. San Jose

Rob Davidson scored the only goal of the shootout as the San Jose Sharks downed the Vancouver Canucks, 4-3, in preseason action.

Aisle View: Prize Beat: Everyone She Knows

In the arts, it?s not what you do, sometimes, but whom you know. And the much feted Miranda July knows a lot helpful people. In large part Ms. July?s success is dependent upon people like you and me and everyone she knows. ...