A new report highlights the need for provincewide standards in B.C. to ensure properties linked to clandestine drug labs are cleaned up and made safe. Researchers from the University of the Fraser Valley found variations in municipal bylaws and cleanup requirements, as well as a lack of certification for cleanup crews. Despite a decline in drug houses from 2021 to 2023, concerns remain about health hazards and safety issues associated with drug production in residential homes.
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Cane Corso abandoned in Georgina dog park: Police seek male suspect
A dog named Winter was found abandoned in a dog park in Georgina, Ontario, tied to a pole by a man who left in a black pick-up truck. The dog appeared to be in good health and was taken to an animal shelter, but is not ready for adoption. York Regional Police are searching for the suspect vehicle, described as a black pick-up truck with a quad cab, black roof rack, and dark rims, seen...
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