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Man drowns in Abbotsford lake
6+ hour, 3+ min ago (175+ words) Tragedy marks the third drowning in B.C. in the past week A man drowned in Abbotsford’s Albert Dyck Park on Saturday afternoon. Abbotsford Police Department spokesperson Sgt. Paul Walker said emergency services were called to the park near the airport at…...
Surrey's downtown core has seen huge growth in recent years. How much more can it handle?
9+ hour, 50+ min ago (917+ words) What exactly the city's downtown should include is dividing leaders and residents Surrey City Centre, earlier known as downtown Whalley, was once viewed as one of the most dangerous areas in the Lower Mainland, plagued by shootings, property theft and…...
'Packed in:' Vancouver farmers market vendors want more space, long-term infrastructure
9+ hour, 59+ min ago (588+ words) Farmers markets have deep roots in Vancouver. As their popularity continues to bloom, vendors and organizers say it's time for them to grow. Mark Cormier grows food people want. Like, really want. For Cormier, who runs Glorious Organics, a farming…...
Second pool closure puts Vancouver swim club???s season in jeopardy
9+ hour, 57+ min ago (547+ words) “There’s simply not enough pool space in Vancouver," says the Canadian Dolphins treasurer, as the team ekes out lane space between repairs. Vancouver’s oldest competitive swim club was already struggling to find enough pool space for its roughly 240 swimmers when…...
How SFU researchers found a way to use AI to discover new drugs
10+ hour, 56+ min ago (516+ words) The new AI tools could dramatically reduce the amount of time it takes to discover and manufacture drugs used to treat diseases, such as cancer and arthritis. Researchers at Simon Fraser University are working on advancing new artificial intelligence tools…...
The Bookless Club: How do you handle jet lag, or hangovers?
11+ hour, 56+ min ago (520+ words) Opinion: Leaping over eight time zones in a single day is a modern problem. Nothing in human evolution prepares us for this. The only thing that rivals hangover remedies are jet lag remedies. There’s actual science available on both, but…...
Reann Gasper to resign as MLA, opening a path to the legislature for Kerry-Lynne Findlay
23+ hour, 1+ min ago (313+ words) Among the questions Kerry-Lynne Findlay has faced being elected leader of the B.C. Conservative Party in May – What will she do if she becomes premier?Can she unite the Conservative caucus? – one very practical consideration has loomed large. For Findlay to…...
B.C. wildfires: Air tankers and helicopters fighting new fire near Jacko Lake
1+ day, 47+ min ago (219+ words) Tankers and firefighters are responding to the new fire south of Kamloops, while the Pear Lake fire northwest of Kamloops continues to grow Lighting sparked a new wildfire in just south of Kamloops on Saturday. The fire, close to Jacko…...
Pete McMartin: The laziness that comes with Alexa
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (748+ words) Opinion: The voice-activated 'assistant' and its ilk stifle serendipity, discovery and … life Perched on my kitchen table, it plays any music I ask for — Jewish klezmer, Balinese gamelan, the Allman Brothers’ Statesboro Blues. Alexa delivers jazz from New Jersey’s WBGO,…...
No luck: Mysterious Amsterdam man named Lucky is not the missing Vancouver man
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (356+ words) The case of a man in Amsterdam captivated social media, but the search goes on for his ID — and the fate of Vancouver's John Russell Kenny. The search for John Russell Kenny goes on. Amsterdam police have confirmed that the…...