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    • Shell, Asian giants partner to build LNG plant in B.C.
      Shell, Asian giants partner to build LNG plant in B.C. Gordon Hamilton - Vancouver Sun - 10 hours ago

      Four global energy firms led by Shell Canada say they are going to develop a liquefied natural gas plant at Kitimat in a project described Tuesday by Energy Minister … More »Shell, Asian giants partner to build LNG plant in B.C.

      Shell, Asian giants partner to build LNG plant in B.C.

      Four global energy firms led by Shell Canada say they are going to develop a liquefied natural gas plant at Kitimat in a project described Tuesday by Energy Minister Rich Coleman as probably the largest single investment in B.C. history.

    • Public servants approve strike mandate Jonathan Fowlie - Vancouver Sun - 10 hours ago

      More than 25,000 public servants have given themselves a strike mandate in their negotiations with the government. On Tuesday, the B.C. Government and Service Employees' … More »Public servants approve strike mandate

      More than 25,000 public servants have given themselves a strike mandate in their negotiations with the government. On Tuesday, the B.C. Government and Service Employees' Union announced its members had voted 82 per cent in favour of job action. "We're very happy our members have given us a strong strike mandate to take …

    • Full-patch Hells Angel gets day parole Kim Bolan - Vancouver Sun - 10 hours ago

      Full-patch Hells Angel Ronaldo Lising has been granted day parole, despite concerns from parole board members about his ongoing membership in the notorious biker gan … More »Full-patch Hells Angel gets day parole

      Full-patch Hells Angel Ronaldo Lising has been granted day parole, despite concerns from parole board members about his ongoing membership in the notorious biker gang.

    • Transit cops haul in $1.5 million in overtime
      Transit cops haul in $1.5 million in overtime Kelly Sinoski - Vancouver Sun - 10 hours ago

      Metro Vancouver's Transit police racked up twice as much overtime as officers in the Vancouver police department in 2009 despite being a smaller force that doesn't investigate … More »Transit cops haul in $1.5 million in overtime

      Transit cops haul in $1.5 million in overtime

      Metro Vancouver's Transit police racked up twice as much overtime as officers in the Vancouver police department in 2009 despite being a smaller force that doesn't investigate many major crimes, an audit has found.

    • Beetle-infested lawns a bonanza for farmers
      Beetle-infested lawns a bonanza for farmers Randy Shore - Vancouver Sun - 10 hours ago

      Urban farmer Camil Dumont and his partners couldn't be happier about the chafer beetle epidemic ravaging lawns across the city. More »Beetle-infested lawns a bonanza for farmers

      Beetle-infested lawns a bonanza for farmers

      Urban farmer Camil Dumont and his partners couldn't be happier about the chafer beetle epidemic ravaging lawns across the city.

    • Mill cleanup could spark explosion, agency warns Ian Austin - Vancouver Province - Tue, 15 May, 2012

      That's the warning from WorkSafe B.C., which is worried that overzealous workers trying to make their sawmills fire-safe may actually trigger a fire.

    • Soccer showdown heads to B.C. Supreme Court Andy Ivens - Vancouver Province - Tue, 15 May, 2012

      A long-running battle between a Richmond-based, for-profit soccer academy and the governing body of the sport in B.C. is heading to a showdown in B.C. Supreme Court.

    • More guilty pleas in Stanley Cup riot Susan Lazaruk - Vancouver Province - Tue, 15 May, 2012

      The latest batch of Stanley Cup rioters who pleaded guilty Monday face sentencing in coming weeks.

    • Bad drivers soon could pay more Frank Luba - Vancouver Province - Tue, 15 May, 2012

      Motorist Quinn Rollins was happy to hear Monday that ICBC is considering changing the way it sets basic insurance rates.

    • Residents try to block meters Kent Spencer - Vancouver Province - Tue, 15 May, 2012
      Residents try to block meters

      Residents of a Kitsilano apartment building plan to hold an all-day vigil to keep B.C. Hydro from installing smart meters.

     

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