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Overall adherence to physical distancing has Vancouver parks manager 'pleasantly surprised'
With good weather on the first day of the long weekend in B.C., physical distancing measures were put to the test. For the most part, a Vancouver park manager says he was pleasantly surprised with the results.
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'Definitely excited, a little bit nervous': 12-year-old Vancouver golfer set for record-breaking debut
Vancouver's Michelle Liu, who is preparing to become the youngest golfer ever at the Canadian Women's Open that starts today in Aurora, Ont., spoke with CBC News on what she's looking forward to at her first big tournament.
There's rarely a water shortage. So why have water restrictions?
Metro Vancouver's water reservoirs are always full at the start of summer, but with water supply expected to decrease in the coming decades, officials want people to practice better water usage now.
A B.C. solution to taking the sting out of honey fraud
A B.C. beekeeper has a solution to cutting down on honey fraud. In the last fiscal year, more than 23 per cent of imported honey products tested by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency contained additives, despite being labeled pure.
Vancouver animators' gamble paying off as Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse bags Oscar nomination
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse has been nominated in the category of best animated feature, the Academy Awards announced on Tuesday. Ahead of the announcement, CBC News visited Sony Imageworks' Vancouver headquarters to find out what it took to put out the critically acclaimed hit movie.
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'It's a sick, gut-wrenching feeling every day': Parents of slain teen Luka Gordic react to sentencing
For the parents of slain teenager Luka Gordic, every day comes with a sick, gut-wrenching feeling. Mitch and Clara Gordic spoke to CBC's Belle Puri about how they've been coping with their son's death.
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ICBC warns against fraud after security video allegedly shows faking of injury
ICBC is warning against fraudulent claims, after security video was shared showing someone allegedly faking an injury. Shortly after the discovery of the video, the man who was making the claim dropped it.
Food banks in need of more money to match rising demand
While Vancouver's food banks are happy to accept donations of food, the organization says that what they really need is more money to put into resources to help manage the increased demand for its services.
'You bring joy and happiness to our organization every single day'
Gia Tran, a 62-year-old woman who has been donating the refunds from bottles she collects to the B.C. Cancer Foundation, was recognized with the Terry Biggar Award for 2018.
Q&A with Vancouver's firefighter of the year: Why charitable work is so important to Justin Mulcahy
Justin Mulcahy has been named Vancouver's firefighter of the year for his role in the Snacks for Kids program