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Vancouver crowd protests Russian invasion of Ukraine

Hundreds gathered at the Vancouver Art Gallery on Saturday to support Ukrainian independence, calling for Russian President Vladimir Putin to leave Ukraine alone. CityNews Vancouver's Angela Bower spoke to protesters about the Russian invasion.

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Coquitlam homeowner in dispute with school district over downed tree

A homeowner in Coquitlam says the local school district is denying any responsibility after trees on school district property fell and damaged his house. Jack Morse has the story.

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