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Diane Newman VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) 2009-03-26 06:00

VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - Gardeners across Metro Vancouver are patiently waiting, Daffodils are slowly opening, forsythia is just starting to show but you can barely see the buds on the cherry trees.

 

Canadian Press VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) 2009-03-26 05:50

VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - An out-of-court settlement has been reached in the case of a Vancouver Island teen who was tied up by Victoria police and tethered for hours to the door of a padded cell.

Russ Byth OTTAWA (NEWS1130) 2009-03-26 05:35

OTTAWA (NEWS1130) - One of Ottawa's top insiders says Canadians should brace themselves for thousands more job losses in the next couple of months.

Kari-Lyn Twidale VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) 2009-03-26 04:45

VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - We're just days away from the Juno Awards which will be held at G.M. Place in downtown Vancouver on Sunday, and with the awards come the road closures.

Can you manage that tax return by yourself?

If it looks complicated, you may need to hire an accountant…

Shane Bigham VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) 2009-03-25 22:30

VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - Accountants say if you have a simple return like a T4 and little more, you should be able to do the paperwork or e-file yourself.

News1130 Staff NORTH VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) 2009-03-25 22:10
Thick, black smoke billowed over the Second Narrows Bridge (Photo courtesy: Drive B.C.)
Thick, black smoke billowed over the Second Narrows Bridge (Photo courtesy: Drive B.C.)

NORTH VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - Traffic came to a crawl on the Second Narrows Bridge late, Wednesday afternoon after a boat fire sent thick, black plumes of smoke over Burrard Inlet.

Two separate avalanches have left three snowmobilers dead

A deadly two days in the Rocky Mountains

John Streit/Vancouver Sun VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) 2009-03-25 22:00

VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - One snowmobiler has been killed after an avalanche happened near Kimberly, Wednesday, while four others survived. Meantime, two snowmobilers died after an avalanche on Renshaw Mountain near McBride, Tuesday.

Controlled explosion startles many people in Langley

Police blow up explosives found in vacant house

Evan Kelly LANGLEY (NEWS1130) 2009-03-25 16:12

LANGLEY (NEWS1130) - If you were in the neighbourhood of 206th and 76th in Langley this afternoon and heard a loud explosion, you weren't alone.  However, while police were involved, RCMP say it was a controlled explosion and no one was hurt.

Albion Ferry shuts down after July 31st

Golden Ears Bridge set to open in late June

Jill Drews / Mike Hanafin FT. LANGLEY/MAPLE RIDGE (NEWS1130) 2009-03-25 15:02
MV Klatawa, one of the Albion Ferry (TransLink photo)
MV Klatawa, one of the Albion Ferry (TransLink photo)

FT. LANGLEY/MAPLE RIDGE (NEWS1130) - Despite protests, petitions and rallies, you'll have to say goodbye to the Albion Ferry on July 31st.  That's the last day of scheduled sailings for the commuter boats--the MV Kulleet and the MV Klatawa.  The Golden Ears Bridge is expected to be finished by the end of June, eventually putting the ferry out of service.

Erin Loxam VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) 2009-03-25 14:52

VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has upped their online capacity in preparation for next month's expected flood of last minute tax filing.  They promise there won't be a repeat of serious problems encountered last year by people who waited until the final week to file their taxes online.

Lyle Fisher / Mike Hanafin VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) 2009-03-25 13:52

VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - The latest Angus Reid poll shows the B.C. Liberals are leading the New Democrats by 6 percentage points with less than two months to go before the provincial election.  The Liberals are on top with 43 per cent, followed by the NDP with 37 per cent.  However, the poll also shows that the two main provincial party leaders are having a tough time connecting with voters.

Legal expert doubts removing 'two-for-one' jail credit will deter criminals

Federal government tables legislation to end double credit for time served

Jim Goddard VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) 2009-03-25 13:52

VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - The federal government is taking action against the 'two-for-one' jail credit often given to convicted criminals.   But one legal expert feels there are pitfalls to removing the double credit for time served in pre-trial custody, when a criminal is sentenced.

Andrea Macpherson VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) 2009-03-25 12:22

VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - A Vancouver company will be tracking the energy savings at several local landmarks during Earth Hour this Saturday. Almost 2,400 cities and towns across 83 countries are committed to turning off the lights at 8:30 p.m. on March 28. 

Garry Raible VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) 2009-03-25 11:12

VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - Another piece of the B.C. Lions defensive puzzle has been fitted into place by head coach and general manager Wally Buono.  All-star linebacker Javy Glatt has signed a contract extension through the 2010 season.

News1130 Traffic RICHMOND (NEWS1130) 2009-03-25 14:22

RICHMOND (NEWS1130) - Highway 91 westbound has been fully reopened after being closed between Highway 91-A and Westminster Hwy. through Richmond, after a semi-truck flipped over around 9:45 this morning. 

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