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Vancouver park board issues order to restrict tents in Strathcona Park

Vancouver park board issues order to restrict tents in Strathcona Park

VANCOUVER — People camping and living in a Vancouver park will have until the end of the month to pack up their tents.
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Rich Coleman’s dismissal of money laundering warning was baseless: Mountie

Rich Coleman’s dismissal of money laundering warning was baseless: Mountie

RCMP’s failure to earmark adequate resources against financial crime was compounded by government officials downplaying problem, inquiry hears
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Rich Coleman’s dismissal of money laundering warning was baseless: Mountie

Rich Coleman’s dismissal of money laundering warning was baseless: Mountie

RCMP’s failure to earmark adequate resources against financial crime was compounded by government officials downplaying problem, inquiry hears.
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This grieving father finds peace one mile at a time on his motorbike

This grieving father finds peace one mile at a time on his motorbike

Dieter Schneider gives an online talk to Squamish residents about how the open road helps with depression.
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B.C. high school teacher in custody after being charged with child exploitation

B.C. high school teacher in custody after being charged with child exploitation

100 MILE HOUSE, B.C. — A teacher has been charged with child exploitation allegedly involving a female student at a high school in the Cariboo region of British Columbia.
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B.C. liquor servers to get pay boost on par with general minimum wage increase

B.C. liquor servers to get pay boost on par with general minimum wage increase

VICTORIA — The British Columbia government says the province's lowest-paid workers, liquor servers, are getting a pay boost to match the general minimum wage that's also set to increase in June.
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BC Cancer Foundation making testicular cancer top of mind

BC Cancer Foundation making testicular cancer top of mind

New Ballsy Ribbon is available exclusively at London Drugs stores this month
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Burnaby pharmacy apologizes after giving expired AstraZeneca vaccines to customers

Burnaby pharmacy apologizes after giving expired AstraZeneca vaccines to customers

Save-On-Foods says it's working on ensuring this doesn't happen again
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High-school teacher in 100 Mile House charged with child exploitation

High-school teacher in 100 Mile House charged with child exploitation

Vincent Collins arrested following allegations involving a young female
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Restaurants welcome funding shot as province puts $50M into 'circuit breaker' aid

Restaurants welcome funding shot as province puts $50M into 'circuit breaker' aid

Applications will open the week of April 12 and will close on June 4, or until the funds are dispersed.
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