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Neal Burton Wang failed to obtain, record and verify client identification documents in relation to several client matters, said a panel.
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Sir Guy Carleton, near Kingsway and Joyce Street, has been closed since a fire in 2016. The board is now considering shutting it down permanently.
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Olympic Village parents rally to say they are tired of broken promises ahead of city council rezoning vote.
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'I've taken a step in my compete and more eager and willing to be effective. I'm getting some confidence and it's showing.' — Surrey native Arshdeep Bains
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The temporary closure will start Saturday at 6 p.m. and go until Sunday at 6:30 a.m.
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Here are some questions and answers about the upcoming flu and cold season in B.C., with the latest information on the virus that causes COVID-19, vaccinations and more.
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Injured outdoorsman in southeastern B.C. gets helicoptered out after incident with sow and her cubs, the second grizzly attack in a week.
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Here's all the latest local and international news concerning climate change for the week of Sept. 29 to Oct. 5, 2025.
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Some Metro Vancouver restaurants and bars have sent staff as far away as the Fraser Valley in search of specific products, in response to a public sector strike that has shut down the province's liquor distribution channels.
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Ontario's Yusuf Kontos pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the killing of Juvraj Jabal, who had been on police radar for years at the time of his death
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 Vancouver lawyer who wired $2.7 million to Dubai for client under a U.S. stock investigation handed suspension |
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 Canucks: Eighteen-year-old Braeden Cootes closing in on opening night roster spotMakes it through Sunday cuts, leaving Cootes on course to become first 18-year-old to open season with Vancouver since Petr Nedved in 1990-91
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| Whitecaps 4, Earthquakes 1: Sebastian Berhalter brace powers Vancouver to victory Rayan Elloumi and Thomas Muller also scored for the 'Caps (17-6-9), who extended their unbeaten streak to 10 games (6-0-4) across all competitions. 3 hours ago | Vancouver Whitecaps |
| B.C. Lions 38, Stampeders 24: Surging Lions clinch playoff berth with win over Calgary This was the second time this year that Lions' quarterback Nathan Rourke has thrown for more than 400 yards and the 10th time he has been over 300. 1 day ago | BC Lions |
| Canucks: Suddenly a youth movement? Patrick Johnston: On this team having an intriguing crop of youngsters, a locked-in hometown hero and FIFA is up to no good again. 1 day ago | Hockey |
| Canucks 3, Oilers 2 (OT): Jonathan Lekkermaki is ready for his big chance Who knew that the 2025-26 Vancouver Canucks would have a potentially great tale to tell about rookies? 1 day ago | Vancouver Canucks |
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| Soccer legend Christine Sinclair suits up for panel at documentary screening The launch of Canada's first women's professional soccer league is at the centre of the film The Pitch 2 days ago | Entertainment |
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| The Bookless Club: Is soup a meal at your house and what goes into the pot? All it takes is for that first spell of wet weather — heaven knows, we’re there already — to see me haul out the soup pot. 13 hours ago | Jane Macdougall | Columnists |
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| Anthony Gismondi: How wineries are forced to adapt to climate change Many growers struggling to survive in a very different world, where climate change has upended everything they knew to be true about growing grapes and making wine 1 day ago | Food |
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| Letters to the Sun: Changes to our football rules about more than a game Re: B.C. Lions QB Nathan Rourke: 'The new rule changes are garbage' 2 days ago | Letters |
| Opinion: Building a stronger Canada depends on expanding and strengthening our skilled trades workforce Sean Strickland: If we want people to put on a pair of steel-toed boots, jump on a plane, live away from their families, and get their hands dirty building up our country, we need to invest in them. That includes restoring recently sunsetted federal apprenticeship grants programs Sean Strickland | 2 days ago | Op-Ed |
| As Vancouver city hall braces for job cuts, 'top-heavy' management structure could be targeted Some people inside and outside Vancouver city hall believe several non-union, management roles — what the city calls "exempt staff" — could be targeted for job cuts. 36 Comments | Dan Fumano | 2 days ago | Columnists |
| Conversations That Matter: How to be a dude in the 21st century “Massive changes are underway in society that are improving the lives of most people. (But) those same changes are having a growing impact on young men who are wrestling with what masculinity means,” says Alex Cordero, the author of “How to be a Dude in the 21st Century.” Cordero says. 2 days ago | Health |
| David Eby government to power $3 billion backing of North Coast Transmission Line Vaughn Palmer: Premier Eby, by his own admission, will provide as much as $3 billion in provincial backing for the North Coast Transmission Line, with no guarantees of private investment until the line is finished. 47 Comments | 3 days ago | News |
| Gold prospector with stake in B.C.'s golden triangle sues province Tudor Gold objects to B.C. gold commissioner granting Seabridge right to tunnel through its mineral claim north of Stewart 5 Comments | 2 days ago | News |
| B.C.'s EV mandates are 'tough targets' as sales slow down Government agencies will use hundreds of gas-fuelled cars well past current target dates 95 Comments | 2 days ago | News |
| Vancouver-area home sales up 1.2 per cent in September, still below long-term trend Greater Vancouver Realtors says the 1,875 sales in the month marked a 1.2 per cent increase from last year, but the total was still 20.1 per cent below the 10-year seasonal average. 3 days ago | Real Estate |
| With BCGEU negotiations stalled, there's no end in sight for public service strike BCGEU president Paul Finch said that as long as the government isn't making what he considers a serious offer, further escalation was on the table 50 Comments | 4 days ago | News |
| Prince Rupert Walmart permanently closes after months of safety concerns A Walmart store in B.C. announced it was abruptly closing for good, surprising many local shoppers. 5 days ago | Local News |
| New developments creating wellness experiences that foster sense of community It's more than just providing individual fitness facilities 1 day ago | Homes |
| The Home Front: Architecture takes centre stage in Coquitlam this fall TriCity Pavilion welcomes the world’s largest design film festival 3 days ago | Homes |
| Condo Smarts: Ban of e-bikes on property has commercial strata owners concerned 'Our eight commercial property owners have always struggled with the heavy hand of the residential owners...' 4 days ago | Homes |
| Bloom timing for spring-flowering bulbs Keep in mind that the exact timing will vary with location 5 days ago | Homes |
| Aragon’s Oakwoods development in Esquimalt pays homage to vintage vibes with fresh design Residential project brings new direction to historic landmark September 25, 2025 | Homes |
| HPV Prevention Week: Experts work to turn around 'disturbing' trend of rising cervical cancer At a time when countries like Australia and Sweden are on track to eliminate cervical cancer, Canada is going the opposite way. 2 days ago | Cervical cancer |
| Bottaro: New cervical cancer screening guidelines still fail to consider the other small but significant minority The new HPV-focused cervical cancer screening continues to forget about the 3 to 8 per cent of cases that have nothing to do with HPV. So, is this really progress? 2 days ago | Cervical cancer |
| Opinion: Ontario can strengthen efforts against HPV-related cancers by empowering pharmacists to give vaccines The tools exist to prevent HPV-related cancers—it’s time to put them to use 2 days ago | Human papillomavirus (HPV) |
| Updated obesity treatment guidelines emphasize understanding and access to care "We need to focus on reducing barriers to treatment and focus on safe treatment for patients and not just having access to care, but access to comprehensive, safe, holistic care" 3 days ago | Obesity |
| Sickle cell disease in Canada: Stats, impact and resources Roughly 6,000 Canadians are currently living with sickle cell disease, with the disease disproportionately affecting people who are Black 3 days ago | Sickle Cell Disease |
| BMW discontinues X4, 8 Series, Z4 The discontinued vehicles will not be replaced in the Neue Klasse era 2 days ago | New Vehicles |
| Cheaper Tesla Model Y spotted near Gigafactory Front end loses light bar, interior loses a screen 2 days ago | New Vehicles |
| Hyundai's Ioniq 5 gets huge price cut in the U.S., not in Canada The lower price seems tied in to slowing EV sales, and the Ioniq 5 is built in a brand-new US$7.6-billion factory in Georgia 2 days ago | New Vehicles |
| Nissan bringing back Xterra in 2028, bins new EV The square-jawed crossover will be powered by a hybrid powertrain 2 days ago | New Vehicles |
| Halo-trim Dodge Charger Daytona Banshee EV canned: report Stellantis had hinted the range-topping Banshee would make 900 hp—now it seems the electric muscle car is dead in the water 3 days ago | New Vehicles |
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