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The Bridal Path can trace its roots to Jackson back to 1970 when Rosemary Douglass and two friends opened it in The Quarter on Lakeland Drive.

Torontos real estate market might be hot but there arent many bidding wars for multi-million dollar properties. Case in point is Torontos most e...

Just one day after the BCCOS reported a five-year-old child was bitten by a coyote, another coyote attack has taken place on a jogger.

Conservation officers are once again urging the public to stay out of Stanley Park after responding to two coyote attacks in less than 24 hours.

At about 7 p.m. Wednesday, a woman who was jobbing along Bridal Path was bitten on the leg by a coyote who approached her from behind.

A jogger was bitten by a coyote in Stanley Park on Wednesday, prompting yet another warning to avoid the famed Vancouver landmark.

The incident comes after a 5-year-old child was bitten nearby in the same park on Tuesday.

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Article content Regardless of whether you commute from Barrie to Richmond Hill using the 400, are driving from Banff Trail to downtown Calgary on the Trans Canada and Centre St NW or you’re on the 99 heading from North Vancouver to the downtown core, things never seem to change — the traffic is gnarled and rather than clipping along at the posted speed limit, you are creeping along at an agonizingly slow pace cursing the early-to-rise, late-for-work syndrome so many face. The Subaru Impreza...

Graeme Fletcher In the past, Subaru’s love of the quirky tended to rule it out. The fifth generation, introduced in 2017, brought it in from the fringe and towards the mainstream. Yes, it still has its quirks, but as a package it’s well-conceived and sits in a class of one — all-wheel-drive is standard and arrives with a starting price of $19,995 for the sedan. Adding a continuously variable transmission (CVT), which includes Subaru’s EyeSight suite of safety equipment, adds $2,000; the...