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August 20, 1999 |
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Safeguards can't protect homebuyers
from fraud
A troubling case in which a Deep Cove couple built their
dream home on property sold to them by someone impersonating the
owner has raised questions about what kind of protections
home-buyers have against such trickery.
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New West man linked to bizarre Y2K
explosives plot
To his friends and
neighbours, Al Reumayr of New Westminster was a guy who worked in a
paper plant, had some rental properties and was just getting
involved in civic politics.
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Eaton's memo warns of
liquidation
Barring a last-minute buyer, the Eaton's department store
chain is expected to apply for protection from its creditors on
Monday, the B.C. government has been warned.
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Warrant details create dismay in NDP
ranks
The secret details of a search warrant executed on the home
of Premier Glen Clark are racing through political circles, creating
dismay and hostility among New Democrats, party insiders say.
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Holy Moley! Has this radio talk show
host gone too far?
A Vancouver
psychiatrist claims she was maliciously defamed by radio talk-show
host Pia Shandel and a number of callers during an open-line
broadcast earlier this year.
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Regional Roundup
A former CFL player
with the Montreal Alouettes had two Grey Cup rings and personal
items stolen by thieves on Monday, Abbotsford police said
Wednesday.
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Downtown traffic chaos
almost over, city pledges
Traffic gridlock
caused by pipeline construction in downtown Vancouver will soon be a
thing of the past -- and the city promises it won't be repeated as
the project continues.
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