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The Outsider: What’s going on with Gore-Tex?

The Outsider: What’s going on with Gore-Tex?

'Until there’s a veritable new breakthrough in DWR chemistry, we should all manage our expectations...'
Camden's dogs: Family seeks homes for rescue dogs after son's death

Camden's dogs: Family seeks homes for rescue dogs after son's death

Camden Verlaan of the Sunshine Coast died in March 2023 while volunteering in Peru 
I Watched This Game: Canucks inch closer to clinching Pacific vs Oilers

I Watched This Game: Canucks inch closer to clinching Pacific vs Oilers

In a crucial game for deciding the Pacific Division, the Canucks calmly cruised to a win over the Oilers.
Relocated celebrity seal has possibly returned to the Gorge

Relocated celebrity seal has possibly returned to the Gorge

An incredible feat if Emerson has returned so soon, officials says
Family calls for changes after Victoria man dies hours after being discharged from Royal Jubilee

Family calls for changes after Victoria man dies hours after being discharged from Royal Jubilee

James Zimmer’s family was at the legislature to support proposed changes to improve communication with families of patients in a mental-health crisis
See: Seek Bespoke Market back in Squamish

See: Seek Bespoke Market back in Squamish

Check out some photos from the Saturday event at the Railway Museum of British Columbia. Market continues on Sunday, April 14.
District of Squamish seeks to create new residential zone

District of Squamish seeks to create new residential zone

The zone would usurp many current residential zones and allow multiple dwelling residences in addition to single and two-unit residences.
Worker housing floated for Upper Lillooet River hydro projects north of Pemberton

Worker housing floated for Upper Lillooet River hydro projects north of Pemberton

The proposal calls for temporary housing for up to 20 workers at the hydroelectric facilities, located 75km from Pemberton
B.C. restaurant fined $7K for serving beer to minor

B.C. restaurant fined $7K for serving beer to minor

An underage Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch agent walked into Wings Tap and Grill in Abbotsford and was served a beer without being asked for ID.
Most evictions started by landlords and against younger Canadians, survey finds

Most evictions started by landlords and against younger Canadians, survey finds

Evictees show a lower level of trust in people and in turn have reported poorer mental health, according to Statistics Canada.
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