Mike Howell, Vancouver Courier It's inevitable in his line of work. Sooner rather than later, Sgt. Rob Faoro will receive a call-likely in the middle of...

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Phone Scammers Using ‘Delta Police Department’ Name to Target Residents

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Delta: Police in delta are warning public about phone scams in Delta and Surrey. Phone scammers are once again at work in Delta, but this...

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Police searching for woman caught on video stealing flowers from London, Ont., grave

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The Canadian Press| LONDON, Ont. — An unknown woman in London, Ont., has been caught on video repeatedly stealing flowers from a gravestone. The video recently...

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PM Modi relives Madison Square Garden moment, woos Indian diaspora in UAE

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Dubai, Aug. 17: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday wooed the Indian diaspora in the UAE, saying that he saw a mini India in...

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PM Modi arrives in Abu Dhabi to warm welcome by Crown Prince

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Abu Dhabi, Aug. 16 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at the Abu Dhabi Presidential Airport on Sunday for his maiden official visit to...

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Kejriwal Govt. to waive off electricity bills of defaulters

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By Ashutosh Mishra New Delhi, Aug. 16 (ANI): The Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Government, which had earlier given a subsidy of 50 percent...

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Taking your company on social media may have side effects

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Washington DC, Aug 16 (ANI): Think twice before taking your company to social media to engage with customers, as a new study has revealed...

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Punjab Home Minister killed in suicide attack

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Attock, Aug. 16: Punjab Home Minister Colonel (Retd.) Shuja Khanzada was killed in a suicide attack on his political office in Shadi Khan village...

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NDP caught short on pay for Punjabi-speaking canvassers

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BY MICHAEL SMYTH, THE PROVINCE At the same time NDP leader Thomas Mulcair was railing about “equality” and demanding a $15-an-hour minimum wage, some of the...

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Independence Day Celebration by Consulate General of India

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The 69th Independence Day of India celebration will take place at the Indian consulate office in Vancouver.

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Relaxed pot laws would hurt Canadians’ health, Stephen Harper says

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OTTAWA—Conservative Leader Stephen Harper says his party still remains staunchly opposed to relaxing marijuana laws, despite federal polling indicating a majority of Canadians would...

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Stephen Harper pledges higher RRSP withdrawal limit for 1st time homebuyers

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Stephen Harper says a Conservative government would raise the amount that first-time homebuyers can draw out of their RRSPs to buy a house —...

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