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News
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Canada to accept more Syrian, Turkish residents after earthquake
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North Korea launches missile into sea amid U.S.–South Korea drills
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Fight over science holds up key UN climate report
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Better late than never: Trudeau finally gets a home-turf visit from U.S. president
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Indigenous communities leading Canada’s clean energy boom
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CRIMESTOPPERS: ‘Most wanted’ for the week of March 19
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More anti-Ukraine graffiti spray painted at Langley townhouse
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VIDEO: More eateries opening at Willowbrook mall
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A look at police officers recently killed on the job across Canada
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Fundraiser started for international student attacked at Kelowna bus stop
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READ ALSO: Fraud in B.C.: Who investigates when millions go missing?
Business
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Businesses expect slower sales in short term as cost, labour issues persist: survey
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T-Mobile acquires Mint, partially owned by Ryan Reynolds
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Walmart reports ‘tens of thousands of items’ destroyed after Nanaimo diaper fire
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Rise and fall of Canada’s domestic PPE market blamed on government policy
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A new way to travel: Vancouver-based company opens marketplace for private flights
Trending Now
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Prince Harry sues tabloid for defamation over security story
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Quesnel boy uses birthday to donate pizzas to those in need
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B.C. elementary students hand out $1,400 in free goodies to strangers as part of kindness project
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‘Under high pressure’: B.C. students organize Mental Health Day
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What can ChatGPT maker’s new AI model GPT-4 do?
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Whatever It Takes: Langley Hospital fund helps neighbours in need transition from hospital to home
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Interested in volunteering with seniors? 5 tips for smoother communication
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Start a rewarding career as a ‘local travel expert’ today!
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These aren’t your grandpa’s hearing aids
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