News
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With B.C. movie theatres closed, Rio indie cinema says it will reopen as a sports bar
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TC Energy halts spending on Keystone XL, says it’s ‘disappointed’ with Biden move
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WestJet’s 737 Max to be first to return to Canadian skies after global grounding
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Sighs of relief accompany a sense of unease as Biden takes oath, Trump departs D.C.
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Transport Canada not budging on enclosed deck rules, despite calls from BC Ferries union
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Trump bids farewell to Washington, hints of comeback
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‘End of the road:’ Truck driver in Humboldt Broncos crash awaits deportation decision
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Snow forecasted for parts of Lower Mainland this weekend
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Program asks Aldergrove residents to report bat sightings
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TRAFFIC: Vehicle incident causes backlog of traffic on Highway 1 in Langley
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Community
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Events return, in virtual form, at Fraser Valley Regional Library
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PHOTOS: Pandemic park closures spark artistic rock creations for retired Langley grandparents
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5 reasons your career search just got easier
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SHARE: Flooding leads to reflection
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SHARE: Maple Ridge mountaintops backdrop former Ridge church
Sports
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Langley volleyball player goes to Gatineau for National Excellence Program
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Gaudreau has 2 points as Flames torch Vancouver Canucks 5-2
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Markstrom’s 32-save shutout lifts Flames to 3-0 win over Vancouver Canucks
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Langley Spikeball is looking for players
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Canadian swimmer Brent Hayden hopes his swim comeback is for Tokyo
Entertainment
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Podcast: Interview with longtime actor/broadcaster and B.C. resident Terry David Mulligan
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New Uvagut TV to feature all programming made in Inuktut language
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B.C. tree that inspired award-winning author Joy Kogawa damaged by windstorm
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Surrey musician’s clay ‘Mini-Legends’ make the most of pandemic’s quiet days and nights
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Aldergrove library hopes to reintroduce senior’s programming later in the year
Business
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B.C. pilot program launches to help small businesses weather COVID
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B.C. gaming grants reorganized for COVID-19 priorities
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Greater Vancouver business organization says members face uncertain outlook in 2021
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B.C. job training fund increased for developmentally disabled
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B.C. abandons border ID cards built into driver’s licence
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B.C. company turning fly larvae into pet food gets $6M in federal funds
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Netflix and Chat: How streaming watch parties are boosting new viewing platforms
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Abbotsford aviation company offering two free pilot scholarships
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Woman gives Victoria-area jail 4.5-star review in handwritten card to police after arrest
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Abbotsford winery first in Fraser Valley to open wine-tasting domes