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LETTERS: Much to lose if pipeline goes through

LETTERS: Much to lose if pipeline goes through

I’m a retired fisheries officer who worked on the Vancouver waterfront which included the Burrard Inlet, Vancouver harbor, and Indian Arm which runs directly north of the Kinder Morgan pipeline site. I know the area very well and am well aware of what is at stake in this operation.
B.C. police officers disciplined following harassment complaint

B.C. police officers disciplined following harassment complaint

Investigation looked at repored workplace and sexual harassment in one of Delta’s patrol platoons
High school students hospitalized after brawl in Nanaimo

High school students hospitalized after brawl in Nanaimo

At least 15 youths from two secondary schools were involved in a fight last week at baseball stadium
Children’s health foundation announces $4.7M in funding on the Island

Children’s health foundation announces $4.7M in funding on the Island

Money targeted to early childhood development, youth mental health, rural health-care access
B.C. mom calls on doctors to let parents help their addicted kids

B.C. mom calls on doctors to let parents help their addicted kids

Report that says parents are overlooked in treating substance abuse reflects mother’s experience
B.C. professor jailed in Slovakia

B.C. professor jailed in Slovakia

David Scheffel is in jail in Slovakia facing charges of child pornography, sexual violence and arms trafficking
Dayna Brons, trainer for Humboldt Broncos, dies in hospital

Dayna Brons, trainer for Humboldt Broncos, dies in hospital

Her death brings the total number of dead to 16
COLUMN: Stanley Cup first-round playoff predictions

COLUMN: Stanley Cup first-round playoff predictions

A glance at the first-round matchups in the NHL playoffs
Top five most successful GoFundMe campaigns

Top five most successful GoFundMe campaigns

A GoFundMe campaign for the Humboldt hockey players is the one of the most successful campaigns
Calgary truck company owner apologizes for hockey bus crash

Calgary truck company owner apologizes for hockey bus crash

The trucking company is shut down as part of standard protocol following a crash