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OPINION: B.C. ride-hailing’s relaunch is dead end for passengers and drivers alike

OPINION: B.C. ride-hailing’s relaunch is dead end for passengers and drivers alike

The PTB, the final bump on this most meandering, pondering and rocky of roads to deliver ride-hailing after an earlier false start, has issued regulations with all sorts of water in the wine.
We bought illegal cigarettes in the Downtown Eastside so you don't have to

We bought illegal cigarettes in the Downtown Eastside so you don't have to

Yesterday the B.C. Government issued a press release outlining how 1.5 million grams of tobacco have been seized in the province during the first quarter of this year.
Here's how to get a selfie with the Minister of Environment while wearing a death metal t-shirt

Here's how to get a selfie with the Minister of Environment while wearing a death metal t-shirt

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The Conservative Party is targeting children on their cell phones for some reason

The Conservative Party is targeting children on their cell phones for some reason

"Dad, somebody named Sarah is inviting me to a conversation party. What is that?" is what my 10-year-old son said to me as we were driving this past weekend. He had received a text message on his phone and was trying to make sense of it.
Opinion: This video attack on NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh is a hateful clown show

Opinion: This video attack on NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh is a hateful clown show

With the federal election a little more than two months away, I’m firing up my election analysis looking at how different candidates are campaigning.
PNE parking wars continue to divide Vancouver's Hastings-Sunrise

PNE parking wars continue to divide Vancouver's Hastings-Sunrise

The “Parking Ladies” are out in force to lure fair-goers into black market parking for a slightly cheaper rate than the official PNE parking lots.
Remember when Oppenheimer Park got a $2.3 million makeover?

Remember when Oppenheimer Park got a $2.3 million makeover?

Once upon a time, there was some hope for Oppenheimer Park.That time was 2009 when a $2.3 million redevelopment of the then-neglected two-acre piece of land, bounded by Powell, Cordova, Dunlevy and Jackson streets, was in its early stages.
Forty-three per cent of Metro 鶹ýӳresidents fear becoming crime victim

Forty-three per cent of Metro 鶹ýӳresidents fear becoming crime victim

Across B.C., 40% of residents say they fear becoming a victim of a crime in their community “a great deal” or a “fair amount," with that amount rising in Metro Vancouver.
A construction crew made a terrible decision to block this Burnaby bike lane

A construction crew made a terrible decision to block this Burnaby bike lane

A construction crew placed big orange road signs right in the middle of the bike lanes – meaning cyclists would either have to hop their bikes up on the curb or go left into traffic.
Unpopular Opinion: We are not entitled to answers about the northern B.C. murders

Unpopular Opinion: We are not entitled to answers about the northern B.C. murders

The public now has questions that are left unanswered when it comes to the murders two teens from B.C. allegedly committed. But the reality is that we are not entitled to those answers. And here’s why.