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Killer fights deportation
living posh life in Surrey A convicted killer
and international felon is living quietly in South Surrey, running a
pair of restaurants and raising sled dogs while Canada tries to kick
him out of the country. Full
Story
Moore pal presses for
safer circuits A former driving
instructor for Greg Moore says the 24-year-old Maple Ridge racer's
death last Sunday could have been prevented by improvements to the
track's infield. Full
Story
Pooh! says resident,
upset about horse dung Steve Yagisawa lives
in a nice, quiet neighbourhood on the edge of Pacific Spirit
Regional Park. The area is very green, the air is very fresh, and
living there is very nice, except for one problem: all the horse
dung. Full
Story
Killer fights deportation
living posh life in Surrey A convicted killer
and international felon is living quietly in South Surrey, running a
pair of restaurants and raising sled dogs while Canada tries to kick
him out of the country. Full
Story
Tourism's economic punch
adds zest to B.C. A cheap Canadian
dollar helped B.C. tourism operators this year, but lousy weather
hurt. Full
Story
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devoted to your millennium messages. Place your millennium
message and/or photo in the newspaper, and you could win a trip for
two to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico; or a trip for two adults and two
kids to Anaheim CA. Millennium messages: See The Vancouver Sun
newspaper for details.
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