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May to take anti-tariff message to National Prayer Breakfast in Washington

May to take anti-tariff message to National Prayer Breakfast in Washington

Green Party leader says she plans to talk to as many Republican and Democrat politicians as possible
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Seaspan smashes record for most expensive property in North Shore history

Seaspan smashes record for most expensive property in North Shore history

North Vancouver's Chemtrade chemical plant and G3 grain terminal and Park Royal in West Van also make the list, though all trail behind Seaspan's Pemberton Avenue shipyard
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Canucks could have a tough time trading Carson Soucy

Canucks could have a tough time trading Carson Soucy

Carson Soucy's struggles this season have him on the trading block for the Vancouver Canucks but will also make him hard to trade.
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Tribunal rules Brannon the cat stays with B.C. woman after breakup

Tribunal rules Brannon the cat stays with B.C. woman after breakup

Whitney Anne Waite provided evidence she had the cat before her relationship with Nicholas Randal Dinardo
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Squamish athlete snowboards solo down the Stawamus Chief

Squamish athlete snowboards solo down the Stawamus Chief

Evan Beatty made his way up the mountain after work on Feb. 3 and solo descended on his snowboard down the North Gully. 
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Levi Nelson talks designing the 2025 Invictus Games medals

Levi Nelson talks designing the 2025 Invictus Games medals

The contemporary Lil'wat artist talks about his artistic influences, joining the Invictus team and the meaning behind the medals
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B.C. immigration 'consultant' convicted of sex assault, employing foreign nationals

B.C. immigration 'consultant' convicted of sex assault, employing foreign nationals

Judge finds no coercion in the cases of two Iranian women who came to Canada after seeking the services of a man claiming to be an immigration consultant
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Whistler teacher’s certificate temporarily suspended following ‘pattern’ of behaviour

Whistler teacher’s certificate temporarily suspended following ‘pattern’ of behaviour

Alexandra McLean has been disciplined several times by School District 48 for reportedly yelling at and making unnecessary physical contact with students
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B.C. watchdog urges transparency fixes in municipal FOI practices

B.C. watchdog urges transparency fixes in municipal FOI practices

Michael Harvey: “Inconsistency breeds confusion and a lack of transparency.”
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Watch: Charge laid four years after the murder of Trina Hunt

Watch: Charge laid four years after the murder of Trina Hunt

Trina Hunt was reported missing from her Port Moody home on Jan. 18, 2021. Her body was found near Hope more than two months later.
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