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B.C. breeder loses $835 claim involving amputated dog tail

B.C. breeder loses $835 claim involving amputated dog tail

The "abnormally formed" tail led to Kookbie the dog having defecation problems, which a vet said created hygienic issues.
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British Columbians work fewer hours than most Canadians, says law firm study

British Columbians work fewer hours than most Canadians, says law firm study

Alberta law firm study found Newfoundlanders the most overworked in Canada
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B.C. man's $72K strata vibration claim dismissed

B.C. man's $72K strata vibration claim dismissed

Tenant Christopher Konrad reported feeling vibrations in his White Rock strata lot, something he said woke him up multiple times per night.
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Opinion: Canada's soccer success may soon be overshadowed by World Cup costs

Opinion: Canada's soccer success may soon be overshadowed by World Cup costs

Potential ROI on Vancouver's hosting duties leave much to be desired
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Vancouver firefighter adjusts to life after loss of leg to flesh-eating disease

Vancouver firefighter adjusts to life after loss of leg to flesh-eating disease

Christopher Won: "I say to everyone who asks that there's good days and bad days, just like in anyone's life."
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ICYMI: Squamish business beat: Keir Fine Jewellery to close Squamish store, keeps Whistler flagship

ICYMI: Squamish business beat: Keir Fine Jewellery to close Squamish store, keeps Whistler flagship

Keir Fine Jewellery announces the closure of its Squamish outlet in August; Whistler flagship remains operational for all services.
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Tribunal drops B.C. teacher's gender-based discrimination complaint

Tribunal drops B.C. teacher's gender-based discrimination complaint

A North Vancouver teacher claimed students' complaints about 'manspreading' was "a gender-based slur."
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Ex-boyfriend's gift of dog can't be revoked, B.C. tribunal rules

Ex-boyfriend's gift of dog can't be revoked, B.C. tribunal rules

Pets are considered personal property, and the principles of property law generally apply to pet ownership.
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How politics, strict rules limit B.C. farmers' output on ALR land

How politics, strict rules limit B.C. farmers' output on ALR land

Stakeholders push province to ease food-processing regulations that restrict opportunities on ALR land.
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SLRD financials show 45% increase in number of top-paid bureaucrats

SLRD financials show 45% increase in number of top-paid bureaucrats

More than 30 public employees topped the $75K reporting threshold in 2023
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