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B.C. learner driver fled police with traffic stop U-turn

B.C. learner driver fled police with traffic stop U-turn

When police finally caught up to motorcyclist Mojtaba Alipour, they struggled to handcuff him.
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January's cold snap cost Western Canada $180M in insured damages

January's cold snap cost Western Canada $180M in insured damages

Most of the total insurance claims connected to the January 2024 cold weather event were connected to personal property damage.
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Updated: Squamish Chamber of Commerce welcomes new executive director Anne MacKenzie

Updated: Squamish Chamber of Commerce welcomes new executive director Anne MacKenzie

MacKenzie takes over from Chris Fehr officially on March 25. 
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B.C. mining pollution referred to international commission

B.C. mining pollution referred to international commission

Canada and the U.S. have asked the International Joint Commission to carry out a reference study and recommend solutions for mining pollution in the Elk and Kootenay rivers.
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Baldrey: B.C. NDP's stance on antisemitism — 'The ball remains in the premier's court'

Baldrey: B.C. NDP's stance on antisemitism — 'The ball remains in the premier's court'

For the first time, B.C. NDP political opponents have had an issue land in their laps that has the government in serious retreat, columnist Keith Baldrey believes.
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Vancouver woman, 32, dead after incident on Blackcomb Mountain

Vancouver woman, 32, dead after incident on Blackcomb Mountain

Woman found unresponsive on 'advanced gladed trail'
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Woman survives 20 minutes buried by North Shore avalanche

Woman survives 20 minutes buried by North Shore avalanche

North Shore Rescue says the outcome is 'unbelievable' and advises that the avalanche risk is still high
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Squamish Nation grieves loss of 21-year-old man following fatal crash

Squamish Nation grieves loss of 21-year-old man following fatal crash

Promising lacrosse player was struck by a taxi at or near a pedestrian crosswalk early Saturday morning
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Rob Shaw: B.C. businesses get second shot at vandalism grants after province bungles rollout

Rob Shaw: B.C. businesses get second shot at vandalism grants after province bungles rollout

Jobs minister admits changes needed after failure to help struggling businesses
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Letter: Whistler skier ‘deeply disturbed’ by racist remarks on chairlift

Letter: Whistler skier ‘deeply disturbed’ by racist remarks on chairlift

'I never anticipated experiencing racism in such a vibrant and diverse community'
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