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Two serious collisions in Metro Vancouver
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CBC.ca
City of Vancouver faces lawsuit over Stanley Park tree-cutting
Advocates are suing the City of Vancouver and a contractor over a plan to cut down up to a third of trees in Stanley Park due to a looper moth infestation. They claim the plan lacks scientific backing and consultation. The lawsuit seeks to halt tree cutting, paused for spring and summer. The city defends the plan citing wildfire risks. The lawsuit’s claims are yet to be tested in court.
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CTV News Vancouver
Fire severely damages 2 homes in East Vancouver
A fire in East Vancouver damaged two homes on Commercial Street, leaving five people homeless. One woman sustained non-life threatening injuries. The cause is suspected to be a laundry room fire. Fire crews responded quickly, preventing further damage. The extent of the damage is being assessed, with one house severely affected.
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CBC.ca
New Vancouver public art installation isn’t accessible: advocates
Vancouver unveils new art installation encouraging people to climb and sit, but advocates say it’s not accessible to those with disabilities. CBC’s Cathy Browne, who is legally blind, investigates.
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CityNews Vancouver
More debris lands on streets and shops below Granville Bridge
Debris falling from Granville Bridge onto Granville Island businesses has been an ongoing issue for years. The City of Vancouver reported debris found on July 9, impacting businesses and posing safety risks. General manager David R. McCann expressed frustration over the lack of action, citing instances of steel and concrete falling. The city previously sued contractors over bridge work deficiencies.