Joseph Ruttle
Editor and Writer at The Province
Editor and Writer at Vancouver Sun
Editor at https://t.co/A4huNlDCQG and https://t.co/2Y0psEa3NM
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3 days ago |
vancouversun.com | Joseph Ruttle
Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1SeaBus, Expo Line and Canada Line service are affected and bus bridges are being put in placeArticle contentTransLink is warning riders that a police incident led to the closure of Waterfront Station and forced suspension of transit service on SeaBus, Expo Line and Canada Line. Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentArticle contentStarting at about 10:40 a.m. Sunday, the unspecified incident led to major disruptions for travellers.
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3 days ago |
vancouversun.com | Joseph Ruttle
Advertisement 1The vessel once known as the Queen of Sidney burned while moored in the Fraser River on May 3. What can authorities do about the wreck? Article contentWhen a derelict former B.C. ferry burned while moored in the Fraser River last weekend, it was a reminder of the intractable problem of abandoned wrecks and washed-up boats of indeterminate ownership in waterways all over the province.
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6 days ago |
vancouversun.com | Joseph Ruttle
Article contentA gangster who fled the Ottawa area after being convicted three years ago for drug and gun offences has been arrested in Vancouver and shipped back east to face sentencing. Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentArticle contentPolice say Christopher Cineus, 31, is a member of the Zone 43 gang that operates extensively in Ontario and Quebec. He was convicted in 2022 for 10 firearms and trafficking offences after a two-year investigation by Ottawa police.
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6 days ago |
vancouversun.com | Joseph Ruttle
Advertisement 1A charity that helps seniors find new homes for pets before they can't care for them anymore is trying to help a Coquitlam woman with her three 'flowers'Article contentA Coquitlam woman was recently diagnosed with ALS and has her own health and well-being to worry about. One thing she doesn’t want to fret over: What to do with her beloved dog and two cats once she can no longer care for them herself.
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1 week ago |
ottawasun.com | Joseph Ruttle
A charity that helps seniors find homes for pets before they can't care for them anymore is trying to help a Coquitlam woman with her three 'flowers'Published May 08, 2025 • Last updated 3 days ago • 4 minute read You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. A Coquitlam woman with ALS is looking for a home for her "flowers," cats Tulip and Aster and dog Daisy, once she is no longer able to care for them.
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What human talks like this? When did elementary schools become synonymous with military zones in need of fortification? 2/2
Via NYT: Dan Patrick, the lieutenant governor of Texas, lamented the massacre and appeared to call for more security in the state’s schools. “We have to harden these targets so no one can get in, ever, except through one entrance.” 1/2
RT @atRachelGilmore: So I take it Teslas should be free, too 🤔 https://t.co/JQRx5FctDs
