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Senate bargainers announce outline of gun violence agreement
Senate bargainers announce outline of gun violence agreement

Senate bargainers announced a bipartisan framework Sunday responding to last month’s mass shootings, a modest breakthrough offering measured gun curbs.
BC Ferries cancels sailings again over staffing shortage
BC Ferries cancels sailings again over staffing shortage

BC Ferries has cancelled a number of sailings Sunday between Swartz Bay and Tsawwassen because of staffing issues in the afternoon and evening.
Vancouver mayor aims to amplify nightlife if re-elected
Vancouver mayor aims to amplify nightlife if re-elected

Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart is pushing to extend nightlife closing times to 3 a.m. in an effort to make Vancouver "more fun."
Highway 99 fully reopened in Richmond after truck hit Cambie Road overpass
Highway 99 fully reopened in Richmond after truck hit Cambie Road overpass

Hwy 99 and Cambie Road overpass reopened on Thursday morning according to Drive BC after a truck hit the overpass Wednesday.

B.C. Indigenous leaders meet with RCMP over alleged hit and run in Mission
B.C. Indigenous leaders meet with RCMP over alleged hit and run in Mission

Indigenous leaders met with RCMP in Chilliwack after a truck hit marchers in a memorial walk to honour residential school survivors in Mission.
BC Ferries fined $674,000 over worker who drowned after falling from vessel
BC Ferries fined $674,000 over worker who drowned after falling from vessel

WorkSafe BC has imposed a hefty fine on BC Ferry Services Inc., over the death of one of its workers in June 2020. B.C. Ferries has not commented.
B.C. fire commissioner sees 'concerning increase' in fire-related deaths
B.C. fire commissioner sees 'concerning increase' in fire-related deaths

B.C.'s fire commissioner says the pandemic has led to a substantial increase in fire-related injuries and deaths - mostly in homes.
Vancouver makes drinking in public plazas permanent summer program
Vancouver makes drinking in public plazas permanent summer program

Vancouver City Council has approved public drinking as a permanent program in six plazas around the city. The past two years were a pilot program.
Vancouver mayoral candidate roasted for mistaking gardening tool for machetes
Vancouver mayoral candidate roasted for mistaking gardening tool for machetes

A Vancouver Park Board commissioner is facing backlash for mistaking a gardening tool as a machete, with some claiming he is stoking fears of public safety.