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The infamous white Ferrari was clocked going 210 km/h on the Lions Gate Bridge on Monday. While the story garnered much attention, the towing company that impounded the $300,000 vehicle said the story is fairly common one.

Here are some stories where radio scanners were used to find out where emergencies were happening.

The Vancouver Park board has unveiled its first draft for 14.3 acres of new park and public open space, including 11 acres are for the new Creekside Park Extension.

Vancouver's viaducts are being dismantled. Cranes are expected by the end of 2018. What's next for this desolate landscape, the last stretch of undeveloped land along the shore of north-east False Creek.

About 15,000 people gathered at Jack Poole Plaza, then made their way up Thurlow Street and down West Georgia to continue their protest outside Trump Hotel and Tower.

For those of you that loved the snow, hated the snow, wanted more snow, thought there would be less snow or started the snowpocalypse hashtag - this one's for you.

A selection of photographs from across the province from our newsrooms from the week of December 12th, 2016.

With 1,500 new refugees expected to come to B.C. in the new year, the Surrey Muslim Food Bank expects more people to rely on its services, as Syrian refugees still struggle to make ends meet.

One summer day, he was walking on Goose Spit beach in Comox Valley when he was just inspired by the driftwood and got to work, building 'Sheila the dinosaur' in just a day.

Bowen Islanders embrace environmental sustainability through their own tiny reuse-it store and recycling facility.

Students and community members gathered at Abbotsford Secondary High School and Abbotsford Pentecostal Assembly to mourn the death of a 13-year-old student, and wish a speedy recovery to a second student also injured in the attack.

Go inside the Port Moody Station Museum with a paranormal investigator.