Hikers safe after spending night on Grouse Mountain

Hikers safe after spending night on Grouse Mountain

Two hikers who got separated from their group while hiking on the BCMC trail are safe after spending the night on Grouse Mountain. Monika Gul with more on what happened.

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Alcohol consumption re-pilot to launch at seven Vancouver beaches June 1

Alcohol consumption re-pilot to launch at seven Vancouver beaches June 1

As of Saturday, it will be legal to drink alcohol at seven beaches in Vancouver. It’s part of a re-pilot project that launched last year.

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New Westminster barista heads to North American Barista Championships

New Westminster barista heads to North American Barista Championships

Holly Kang has been perfecting her coffeemaking skills for more than 8 years. She is now one of two Canadians headed to Seattle for the Starbucks North American barista championships.

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Drug policy forum moved from Vancouver to Richmond

Drug policy forum moved from Vancouver to Richmond

Drug user advocates say they weren’t allowed into a conference on addictions treatment and recovery Thursday. The conference was moved from Vancouver to Richmond after the advocates’ protest plans were leaked to event organizers.

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B.C. nurses rally in Vancouver for safer working conditions

B.C. nurses rally in Vancouver for safer working conditions

Hundreds of nurses have gathered in downtown Vancouver to protest unsafe working conditions in health care facilities across the province. This comes after a survey revealed a high number of violent incidents ranging from verbal to physical abuse.

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Meet the Canadian favoured to win gold in Paris

Meet the Canadian favoured to win gold in Paris

CityNews’ Sports Reporter Lindsay Dunn spoke with Philip Kim about Breaking making its debut at the Paris Olympic Games and how he is favoured to win it all.

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District of North Vancouver considers SkyTrain, Rapid Bus expansions to ease congestion

District of North Vancouver considers SkyTrain, Rapid Bus expansions to ease congestion

Rush hour traffic on the Lions Gate and Iron Workers Bridge has been a pain for those living on the North Shore – a study commissioned by the district looks into rapid transit options. Cecilia Hua reports.

North Korea sends balloons with excrement and trash into South Korea

North Korea sends balloons with excrement and trash into South Korea

Residents in South Korea are being told to watch out for balloons filled with excrement and trash being sent over the border from North Korea.

Woman arrested as pro-Palestinian protesters shut down UBC intersection

Woman arrested as pro-Palestinian protesters shut down UBC intersection

An arrest was made during a pro-Palestinian rally on UBC campus. The UBC People’s University is demanding UBC admin divests from companies linked to Israel and stop research projects with Israeli universities. Kate Walker reports.

Burnaby woman recounts 'racist encounter' at Lougheed Mall

Burnaby woman recounts ‘racist encounter’ at Lougheed Mall

A Burnaby woman, who did not wish to reveal her identity, says she was the victim of a racist attack inside Lougheed Mall where she was told to go back to her own country. Cecilia Hua reports.