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News
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Dog stabbed to death in Shuswap
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UPDATE: Man, 21, dead after dramatic single-vehicle crash in Surrey
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Firm handshakes, hard lines: Trudeau, Biden to talk protectionism, Haiti, migration
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Budget 2023 to detail crackdown on ‘junk fees’ for consumers: federal source
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Logging, forest loss may have awakened ancient B.C. landslides, at cost of about $1B
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Fraud in B.C.: Developer twice convicted in U.S. leaves condo chaos in Langley
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B.C.’s largest prison in Oliver is only at 20% capacity
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It will cost a little more to go freshwater fishing in B.C. this summer
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BC Senior Curling Championships get underway at the Langley Curling Centre
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PHOTOS: Riding into spring at Aldergrove Athletic Park
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Scams come in all shapes and sizes, from two-bit frauds like “returning” stolen merchandise to a store, all the way up to multi-million dollar scams like Ponzi schemes, pyramid schemes, and large-scale embezzlement.
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READ ALSO: Fraud in B.C.: Who investigates when millions go missing?
Sports
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Still got it: 79-year-old Vernon man Wayne McGrath is a hockey lifer
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Japanese beating Americans in baseball is must-see viewing in Japan
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THE MOJ: Leaving the broadcasters at home a sad and baffling decision
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Goalie from Vancouver Island makes 48 saves to earn his first NHL win
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VIDEO: 2nd annual Jean Adams Memorial hockey tournament draws close to 500 U6-U9 players to Langley
Business
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Canada’s first Indigenous-owned licensed Starbucks to open on Vancouver Island
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Feds spend $26M on growth and innovation of Vancouver-based companies
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Nordstrom Canada to begin liquidation Tuesday after receiving court’s permission
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How did these companies survive the pitfalls of the pandemic pivot?
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VIDEO: More eateries opening at Willowbrook mall
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Prince Rupert woman ‘off the clock’ thanks to $100K in bingo scratch winnings
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‘Small is mighty’: B.C. child with dwarfism stars in children’s hospital campaign
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PODCAST: Authors Kate Gateley and Rob Wipond discuss their new books
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High demand for B.C. food service program for people with diverse abilities
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Smelly worker, disappointing bath bar: Odd complaints filed to BBB in 2022
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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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