Brothers speak up after being called terrorists

Brothers speak up after being called terrorists

He was jokingly called a terrorist by his friends in grade 8. A West Vancouver student is hoping he can turn that negative experience into a positive conversation with his community. Ashley Burr explains.

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Canada considers expanding access to 'halal mortgages'

Canada considers expanding access to ‘halal mortgages’

Canadians from all walks of life are struggling to afford housing but what if your religion ruled out getting an interest-bearing mortgage? The feds are looking at a solution that could help not just Muslim Canadians, but anyone looking to buy a home

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How Israel's strike on Iran may actually de-escalate Middle East tensions

How Israel’s strike on Iran may actually de-escalate Middle East tensions

Israel has struck back at Iran, but some experts say the ‘limited’ retaliation may signal de-escalation on both sides. Brandon Choghri has the details.

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How will Biden respond to Israel-Iran conflict?

How will Biden respond to Israel-Iran conflict?

U.S. President Joe Biden is weighing his response as tensions flare in the Middle East. CNN’s Karin Caifa discusses major developments, including a man setting himself on fire outside the courtroom where Donald Trump’s criminal trial is underway.

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NHL Highlights: Jets 4, Canucks 2

NHL Highlights: Jets 4, Canucks 2

Cole Perfetti scored twice while Nikita Chibrikov netted the game-winning goal for the first of his career in his NHL debut to help lead the Winnipeg Jets to a 4-2 win over the Vancouver Canucks.

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Restrictions on short-term rentals in B.C. looming

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New rules around short-term rentals in B.C. are set to come into effect May 1. The province says there are fines of up to $10,000 for rule-breakers.

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Weekly BBQ on Downtown Eastside emphasizes community and respect

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Heart Tattoo Society has been serving meals with a focus on food security, food recovery, and education, bringing home-cooked, “barbecue-style” meals to the community every Thursday.

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Vancouver cyclist wants to ban electric scooters and ebikes on seawall

Vancouver cyclist wants to ban electric scooters and ebikes on seawall

A Vancouver cyclist is sounding the alarm over the dangers of electric scooters on the seawall, after she was hit by one last March.

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4 vehicles, including school bus, found in Fraser River

4 vehicles, including school bus, found in Fraser River

During an underwater search of a stolen vehicle that had driven into the Fraser River, the Coquitlam RCMP found three other vehicles, including a school bus, that were also submerged. Cecilia Hua reports.

VPD provides updates on multiple investigations

VPD provides updates on multiple investigations

Vancouver police gave a number of updates Tuesday afternoon, with charges being laid in some high profile crimes that took place in the city recently. Kate Walker reports.