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“If you drink water, pay taxes, enjoy the beach, or fishing, you should be concerned about invasive mussels."

A city councillor is arguing a BC Supreme Court judge should toss the mayor's defamation case entirely after months of delays.

They announced action in June, but it's not working, creating "safety risks," the city says.

“Watching those gentle leaf patterns randomly move across the ground as you sit or walk it great for soothing and calming.”

“Our investigation is on-going, and we are needing the public’s help to solve this homicide."

"We had such a labour crisis this year that a lot was left on the trees. We didn't have the hands to pick it."

Some questioned the organization's work. So it sued.

Her own colleagues questioned her honesty and integrity.

The owner said it was an 'act of war' when she suggested legal recourse over unpaid hours.

The question is: Does a CPAP machine take away from "normal everyday activities."

"The tenant deliberately failed to take the proper steps... because it was in his interest for the landlord to be absent from the hearing."

The brightly coloured fish are returning to lay eggs.

The notice of claim paints a horrific picture of abuse.

The city’s vacancy rate is around 4.5 per cent, up from 3.8 per cent at the end of 2024.

"This is a complex and controversial policy, and the worst thing we can do is hide behind secrecy when what we need to do is develop evidence-based policy."