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15-storey social housing unit approved for Commercial Drive

A controversial 15-storey housing tower in Vancouver Grandview-Woodland area has now been approved by city council after a public hearing on Thursday. Some residents are expressing opposition to the 93-unit tower.

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Proposal for new rental protections in Vancouver

Vancouver renters who are living in poorly maintained buildings may soon get more options to get their landlords to fix issues that in some cases have impacted their health. Kier Junos reports.

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Young voters say affordability is top of mind for the federal election

Tens of thousands of students took to the polls for advanced voting at post-secondary campuses this week, and as Joe Sadowski explains, the main issues for young voters is affordability.

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How do the federal parties stack up in the New Westminster burger poll?

In the lead-up to the April 28 federal election, Burger Heaven restaurant is once again giving diners an opportunity to vote — with their mouths. Lauren Stallone reports.

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B.C. proposes changes to graduated driver’s licensing program

The B.C. government is working to streamline its graduated driver’s licensing process by eliminating the requirement for a second road test. Jack Morse has more on the changes.

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Vancouver Rise’s inaugural game paves the way for young soccer fans

BC Place was buzzing with excitement Wednesday night, as the first-ever professional women’s soccer game in Canada took place. Vancouver Rise FC came out with the win against Calgary Wild FC. Cecilia Hua spoke to the fans ahead at the game.

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Vancouver police increasing patrols after apparent threat to kill officer

The VPD is increasing patrols in the city’s Downtown Eastside neighbourhood after receiving information about “an escalation of violence directed towards police.” Monika Gul reports.

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Calls rise for federal action on immigration after provincial nominee cuts

B.C.’s Provincial Nominee Program was given just 4,000 openings for the year. Critics say there aren’t enough openings available to keep workers who are already part of the province’s health-care system. Joe Sadowski reports.

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Federal leaders prep for French language debate

Federal leaders are huddling with their teams this preparing for tonight’s French language in Montreal. As Glen McGregor explains, it’s certainly appointment viewing for undecided voters.

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Residents voice concerns over Commercial Drive- Broadway redevelopment

Vancouver City Council has given the green light to developers in the first stage of redevelopment at Commercial Drive and Broadway. But not everyone in the neighborhood is on board. Lauren Stallone reports.