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      Protesters rally against anti-black, Indigenous racism in Toronto

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          Langley Township is preparing for a scenario in which only 75 per cent of local property owners pay the land taxes they owe by the due date of July 2 this year.

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          In a typical year, there are plenty of summer sporting events and tournaments held across Canada

          Father’s Day Walk Run for prostate cancer will be virtual event this year throughout B.C.

          The annual fundraiser for Prostate Cancer Foundation BC has brought in $2.5 million since 1999

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          Albert ‘Abby’ Lundin

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          Jesse Coughlan

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          Colleen Anne Jackson

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          Vancouver Giants to stream 2007 Memorial Cup championship game Saturday night

          Giants versus Medicine Hat Tigers can be viewed on YouTube at 7 p.m.

          Canucks GM says team could hold camp in U.S. due to Canada’s quarantine rules

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          Retired Langley RCMP officer publishes book of memories serving on the force

          What Cops Talk About Over Coffee features array of stories from different police officers

          Award-winning gospel singer Carolyn Arends releases COVID-inspired song

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          B.C. tourism seeks relief as businesses wait for COVID-19 restrictions to ease

          Mid-June earliest for more in-province travel to be authorized

          Credit union giving local charities money in a hurry

          Envision sets up new Community Response Fund, offering $600,000 in grants to area non-profits

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