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Air Canada pilots held informational pickets across the country Tuesday, ahead of a possible strike in September. The Air Line Pilots Association calls for fair compensation, better retirement benefits and better quality of life. Kate Walker reports.

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Vancouver police hold public safety events
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2:09
Air Canada flights could halt next week
Air Canada flights could halt next week

As of Sunday, about 5,200 pilots at Air Canada and Air Canada Rouge will be able to issue a strike notice. As Monika Gul reports, the potential strike has travellers on edge.

1h ago

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Rescued from demolition, home to serve as transitional housing for Squamish Nation
Rescued from demolition, home to serve as transitional housing for Squamish Nation

A home in North Vancouver is being spared the wrecking ball. As Angela Bower reports, it’s being moved to a new location where it will serve as emergency transitional housing.

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Involuntary drug treatment could become an election issue in B.C.
Involuntary drug treatment could become an election issue in B.C.

Drug policy experts and people who use drugs say they’re concerned that both the BC NDP and the B.C. Conservatives could be open to forced treatment. Kier Junos reports.

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Vancouver police hold public safety events
Vancouver police hold public safety events

Vancouver police have launched community safety pop-up events. As Joe Sadowski reports, they come in the wake of a number of serious attacks in downtown Vancouver.

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2:09
Air Canada flights could halt next week
Air Canada flights could halt next week

As of Sunday, about 5,200 pilots at Air Canada and Air Canada Rouge will be able to issue a strike notice. As Monika Gul reports, the potential strike has travellers on edge.

1h ago

1:48
Rescued from demolition, home to serve as transitional housing for Squamish Nation
Rescued from demolition, home to serve as transitional housing for Squamish Nation

A home in North Vancouver is being spared the wrecking ball. As Angela Bower reports, it’s being moved to a new location where it will serve as emergency transitional housing.

1h ago

2:47
Involuntary drug treatment could become an election issue in B.C.
Involuntary drug treatment could become an election issue in B.C.

Drug policy experts and people who use drugs say they’re concerned that both the BC NDP and the B.C. Conservatives could be open to forced treatment. Kier Junos reports.

1h ago

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Vancouver police hold public safety events
Vancouver police hold public safety events

Vancouver police have launched community safety pop-up events. As Joe Sadowski reports, they come in the wake of a number of serious attacks in downtown Vancouver.

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