Canucks anthem singer let go over plans to perform at anti-mask rally

Canucks anthem singer let go over plans to perform at anti-mask rally

Mark Donnelly, the man who has been singing the national anthem at Canucks home games since 2001, has been let go by the team due to his decision to sing O Canada at a rally in Vancouver protesting COVID-19 orders.

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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.

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B.C. government giving TransLink $300M

B.C. government giving TransLink $300M

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BC Review Board hearing adjourned after child killer Allan Schoenborn’s lawyer quit

BC Review Board hearing adjourned after child killer Allan Schoenborn’s lawyer quit

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Sales push for Budget 2024 begins

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Donald Trump is blurring the lines between his criminal trial and the campaign trail, as he makes his bid for the White House from the hallway of a Manhattan courthouse.