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Adrian Raeside cartoon: Keeping an eye on neighbours who water too much

Adrian Raeside cartoon: Keeping an eye on neighbours who water too much

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B.C. will replace its fleet of air ambulances by fall 2025, premier says

B.C. will replace its fleet of air ambulances by fall 2025, premier says

The planes have the ability to carry advanced neonatal incubators and other life-support machines.
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Meet North Shore Rescue's new team leader

Meet North Shore Rescue's new team leader

Scott Merriman has been a North Shore Rescue volunteer for the last 13 years, now taking over for Mike Danks as team leader
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Can the Canucks afford to keep Elias Lindholm?

Can the Canucks afford to keep Elias Lindholm?

Can the Canucks re-sign Elias Lindholm at $7 million for seven years? Should they?
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Squamish business beat: Viral TikTok has McDonald’s team dancing

Squamish business beat: Viral TikTok has McDonald’s team dancing

‘This is the thing that we love to do:’ Video to Taylor Swift song hits 50,000 views. 
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Squamish poll: Most respondents love or like the new oceanfront park

Squamish poll: Most respondents love or like the new oceanfront park

Sp’akw’us Feather Park: Local opinions revealed in Squamish chief poll.
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No hikes for natural gas for home heating

No hikes for natural gas for home heating

North American natural gas prices back to normal after two-year period of volatility.
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‘Several days’ to analyze drone footage for missing B.C. mountaineers

‘Several days’ to analyze drone footage for missing B.C. mountaineers

Search and rescue members have been looking for three mountaineers who climbed Atwell Peak on May 31 and vanished.
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Vancouver fire department wins national 'code of silence' award

Vancouver fire department wins national 'code of silence' award

Department wanted to charge $260 for a one-page report related to 2022 fire that destroyed East Vancouver's Value Village.
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B.C. premier bidding 'good riddance' to slain serial killer undermines rule of law, say experts

B.C. premier bidding 'good riddance' to slain serial killer undermines rule of law, say experts

'Let’s not beat around the bush,' B.C. Premier David Eby and Minister of Public Safety are 'approving murder,' says prison law expert Tom Engel at the Canadian Prison Law Association.
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