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heresa Louise Wise, known as Louise to her friends, turned 17 the week before she was murdered. A grade 11 student at Windermere Secondary, Louise was the oldest of four children and lived in the Renfrew area of East Vancouver. Her father, Jack Wise, was a constable with the Vancouver Police Department. Louise’s friends knew her as a friendly, hard-working, and deeply religious girl who was a member of the Future Nurses Club, participated in Bible study class, and volunteered at the hospital. In the summer of 1971, Louise was hired as a "flower girl" and became one of the ubiquitous teens stationed with flower carts outside liquor stores and hospitals. Louise had convinced her parents to let her stay at home by herself while they took the younger children on a family holiday to Birch Bay, in Washington state. Louise phoned her friend Gail on the day that she died. She told Gail that her family was away on holiday and asked if she would come over. When Gail arrived, she was surprised when Louise asked her about her boyfriend Al and confided in Gail that there was a man who had been bothering her at her flower-selling job. He had insisted on walking her home the previous evening she told Gail, and that
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promised that he would check in on Louise. When he couldn’t reach her by phone, he went to the house on Thursday around 11 a.m. He found Louise dead in the livingdining room. She had been raped and stabbed. The knife was still in her chest. In 1996, the Provincial Unsolved Homicide Unit launched with a mandate to reinvestigate cold cases. That year the province had about 700 unsolved murders on its books, and DNA was successfully used to solve some of them. But when detectives took another look at Louise’s file, they found that the murder knife was missing from the evidence room and any chance of retrieving the killer’s DNA was lost. By Eve Lazarus
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t's another busy day at the office for Susan Braverman. The owner of Vancouver's The Flag Shop is trying to keep up with demand for one particular item, as her store is manufacturing and supplying a very special sort of flag. The Canadian Native flag was created by Vancouver Island Kwakwaka’wakw artist Curtis Wilson. Braverman worked with the B.C. Indigenous designer on a motif to represent First Nations in the country to the public. Wilson passed away tragically from a heart attack in 2019 at the age of 39. His revised depiction features swimming salmon and an orca inside a maple leaf. The design is called Gelgapola, which translates to "Standing together in support of each other." A statement from Wilson on The Flag Shop's website explains his creation: "I created this design while sitting at my dinner table thinking about who I am and where I came from. The achievements, character, and work ethic of my family have enabled me to provide my creative thoughts and art to make the world a safer and better environment for
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he newest NHL franchise, the Seattle Kraken are poised to be a key arrival for the Vancouver Canucks for years to come. There’s just one problem right now: they don’t have any players. That issue will be resolved next week in the expansion draft on July 21, where the Kraken will be able to select one player from every other NHL team — excluding the Vegas Golden Knights, who just joined the league four years ago. The Golden Knights also won’t be getting a slice of the Kraken’s $650 million expansion fee. When it comes to the expansion draft itself, the Canucks have little to be worried about. One of the benefits of being a bad team that finished last in their division last season is that you don’t have a lot of good players that you need to protect from the expansion draft. It helps that key young players Quinn Hughes and Nils Höglander are exempt from being claimed by the Kraken, as are many of the team’s promising prospects like Jack Rathbone and Michael DiPietro. The Canucks will be protecting seven forwards, three defencemen, and one goaltender, but they arguably don’t even have that many players worth protecting. At forward, there are really just four forwards they absolutely must protect — Elias Pettersson, Brock Boeser, J.T. Miller, and Bo Horvat. They’ll add Tanner Pearson to that list, along with two of Tyler Motte, Kole Lind, Zack MacEwen, Matthew Highmore, and Jonah Gadjovich. None of that latter list would be devastating to lose. On defence, the only three defencemen it makes sense to protect are Tyler Myers, Nate Schmidt, and Olli Juolevi. Thing is, Juolevi is arguably not an NHL defenceman, there are rumours the Canucks are trying to trade Schmidt,
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Monster shakes earn their moniker thanks to being stacked with delicious extras. Chocobar Creamery's options include the Strawberry Cheesecake Monster shake, which is a milkshake loaded with New York-style cheesecake, wafers, Pocky sticks and strawberry jam. You'll also find epic shakes tricked out with Kit Kat bars, Oreos, or with all the fixings of a classic campfire s'more.
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BEST MURAL 1. Kits Wings: Burrard Street and West 4th Ave 1. The Present is a Gift by Drew Young: 2539/2549 Main Street Belvedere Court 2. Fierce Lion at Spin Society: 229 Kingsway 2. The Evening by Fintan Magee: 333 East 11th Ave, North-facing wall of 15-storey condominium, The Duke
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neiigh hbourh hood d and d to contriibute to th he locall economy through charitable partners, donation drives, and work placement programs. "There's a lot of energy behind it and the neighbourhood is growing and that's exciting too. You do have that sense of community and people working together and people supporting local businesses, and that's why we're so grateful." Clarke is hiring for various positions and encourages people to get in touch online at shoprewindresale.com if they are looking for employment opportunities. By Thor Diakow
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HODGSON, Dorene Elizabeth It’s with a heavy heart that we announce the death of our mother Dorene Elizabeth Hodgson on June 29, 2021, just shortly after her 94th birthday, in Vancouver, BC.
Dorene was born in Melfort, Saskatchewan on June 14, 1927, and moved to Vancouver in 1947 with her mother, Mary Catherine Malkowicz.
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