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ÎÚÑ»´«Ã½ submits application to decriminalize small amounts of drugs

ÎÚÑ»´«Ã½ submits application to decriminalize small amounts of drugs

The application to Health ÎÚÑ»´«Ã½ comes five years after ÎÚÑ»´«Ã½ declared the opioid crisis a public health emergency.
ÎÚÑ»´«Ã½'s chief coroner reveals city death tolls due to heat wave

ÎÚÑ»´«Ã½'s chief coroner reveals city death tolls due to heat wave

Over one 25-day period, nearly a quarter of all deaths in the province — 595 people — were due to the late June heat wave. Vancouver, Surrey and Burnaby recorded the most deaths, according to the BC Coroners Service.
On-duty assault took 'joy, excitement, bliss and trust' from police officer, court hears

On-duty assault took 'joy, excitement, bliss and trust' from police officer, court hears

Const. Jenny Lequesne was injured after being kicked in the face while making an arrest
Eric Akis: Mustard and horseradish crust elevates top sirloin roast

Eric Akis: Mustard and horseradish crust elevates top sirloin roast

With a bit of embellishment, a less pricey cut makes a tasty Sunday dinner
Everything you need to know, from a dog's point of view

Everything you need to know, from a dog's point of view

For dog lovers, Adrian Raeside's latest collection gets five tail-wags out of five
House Beautiful: Unique North Saanich rancher built to stay in

House Beautiful: Unique North Saanich rancher built to stay in

A self-proclaimed reno fanatic with multiple renovations under her tool belt, the owner wanted to build a home from scratch
Helen Chesnut's Garden Notes: Petunias keep the show going well into October

Helen Chesnut's Garden Notes: Petunias keep the show going well into October

Petunias have been the enduring, low-maintenance stars of the summer patio flower show, lasting well into October
Condo Smarts: Stratas with wells are responsible for testing drinking water

Condo Smarts: Stratas with wells are responsible for testing drinking water

Test results must be made available to the owners and residents of the strata
Adrian Raeside cartoon: Recruiting for police officers

Adrian Raeside cartoon: Recruiting for police officers

Harbour Air's electric conversion program gets jolt from new funding

Harbour Air's electric conversion program gets jolt from new funding

A $1.6-million injection of funding from the province will spur Harbour Air on in converting its aircraft to electric motors and could result in the first-ever ­passenger flight in an all- electric aircraft before the end of next year.