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Hells Angels' rivals now living, operating in B.C.: anti-gang police
1+ hour, 20+ min ago (567+ words) Members of both the Rebels and Outlaws motorcycle gangs have moved into B.C. — a province dominated for decades by the rival Hells Angels. The anti-gang Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit confirmed to Postmedia that some Outlaws have been living in B.C....
Realtor's WeChat post on Richmond's Chinese Canadian voter turnout condemned as divisive
3+ day, 6+ hour ago (834+ words) Kash Heed, a Richmond councillor and the only Indo-Canadian in the mayor’s race, said the post stokes division along ethnic lines. A Chinese-language post circulating in Richmond is warning that if the city’s Chinese Canadian majority doesn’t vote in October,…...
Why is there an abandoned gas station next to one of Vancouver's elite condo developments?
6+ day, 1+ hour ago (720+ words) Properties such as this are sometimes referred to as “orphan” sites. One of the oddest sights in Vancouver is an abandoned gas station at 711 Beach Ave. What makes it odd is the location — at the foot of Vancouver House, one…...
Suspect in 2022 Montreal murder arrested by police in B.C.
6+ day, 16+ hour ago (173+ words) The Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit searched a home in Burnaby and picked up Lee Van Smath Germain The B.C. anti-gang unit has arrested a man wanted in Quebec for murder. Lee Van Smath Germain was wanted in connection with the…...
From wine to notebooks, B.C. businesses tally the cost of a 50 per cent U.S. tariff
6+ day, 14+ hour ago (1000+ words) B.C.'s wine and dairy sectors are bracing for a 50 per cent U.S. tariff taking effect Aug. 19 Lauren Skinner expects her American importer to stop buying. Skinner is the managing director of Painted Rock Estate Winery, the family owned Penticton operation her…...
'Help save us': 95-year-old North Vancouver Legion fights to survive $345,000 strata bill
1+ week, 3+ day ago (628+ words) The North Vancouver institution says it is evolving with the times, but unexpected financial demands have put it in a precarious position. Inside Royal Canadian Legion Branch 118, volunteers bustle between tables, cadets greet visitors and locals stop in for a…...
Expert questions whether Lower Mainland's forest-edge towns are ready as fire nears Pemberton
1+ week, 4+ day ago (766+ words) "You can do everything that's required and you can still lose your home," one fire ecologist says, if nearby homes and forests go untreated. As a fast-growing fire near Pemberton forced an evacuation order and alerts Thursday, a veteran fire…...
Vaughn Palmer: Federal agencies pass the buck on where a marine oil terminal could be built
1+ week, 4+ day ago (701+ words) Opinion: Can a container port and an oil terminal coexist in the already crowded marine neighbourhood of Roberts Bank? VICTORIA — There was an awkward moment at the news conference Thursday where federal and port officials announced the latest step toward…...
Anahaw brings Philippine folk dance to Surrey Fusion Festival
1+ week, 4+ day ago (546+ words) Bamboo poles clap together as dancers dart between them, their footwork timed to the beat. It’s one of the signature moments audiences can expect when Anahaw Filipino Canadian Performing Arts Society of B.C. takes the stage at Surrey Fusion Festival....
Smilin' Buddha Cabaret piggy bank donated to Museum of Vancouver
1+ week, 6+ day ago (773+ words) This week, a one-of-a-kind Smilin’ Buddha piggy bank was being catalogued alongside several new donations to the museum’s collection of approximately 80,000 items The Smilin’ Buddha Cabaret has been closed for decades, but its legend lives on. In the 1960s, it was…...