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Voracious snakehead fish spotted in Burnaby pond 
Updated: Wednesday May. 16, 2012 12:03 PM PT
Officials are investigating after a voracious snakehead fish, considered an invasive species in North America, was spotted Sunday afternoon at Central Park lagoon in Burnaby. More 2
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Open fires, fireworks banned in B.C. fire centres
Open fire restrictions are now in place in the Kamloops and Cariboo fire centres in B.C.'s southern and central Interior and, as of Friday, May 18, the same ban will take effect in the Coastal fire centre. More 1
News watchers flock to replace woman's stolen iPad
A young deaf woman with cerebral palsy who had her iPad stolen by thieves on the SkyTrain has been given a brand new tablet. More 7
'Anti-Groupon' site dishes out free products
A daily deal website that's being called the "anti-Groupon" is bringing products and services to Vancouver consumers for free, but for a limited time only. More 1
B.C. mushroom farm tragedy in hands of coroner's jury
It's now up to five members of a coroner's jury to sift through a morass of evidence to determine how to prevent another accident like the one that killed three mushroom farm workers in 2008. More 1
Hotter-than-usual temperatures expected this summer
Break out the hand-held fans and locate those sun visors. Most of Canada is poised for sweltering, hotter-than-usual weather this summer, a long-term forecast predicts.
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Canadian luxury homes selling in record numbers
Luxury homes are selling in higher numbers, and at higher price points, than ever before in a number of markets across Canada, according to a new survey of the high-end real estate market.
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