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News
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B.C. government pledges additional $25 million for coastal cleanup
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Driver loses ICBC fight after car conked out on flooded Langley road
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B.C. hands down first set of housing targets to 10 communities
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Topless protester at Juno Awards pleads guilty to trespassing, agrees to pay fine
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Vernon arson suspect to stand trial
Most Read
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TWU’s largest ever class graduates
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Therapeutic riding centre launches fundraiser to mark 50 years
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Driver loses ICBC fight after car conked out on flooded Langley road
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Abbotsford man faces another charge of committing an indecent act at local park
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PODCAST: Brad Merritt is a founding member of the iconic band, 54-40
Opinion
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Reader Poll
The latest data from the BC Coroner’s Service shows that the province could be on its way to one of the worst years ever for toxic drug deaths.
The deaths – lethal overdoses caused by street drugs that are mixed with powerful opioids like fentanyl and prescription drugs like benzodiazepines – accelerated rapidly from 2016. Just a few years before that, the first traces of fentanyl had begun turning up in street drugs.
Provincial governments have tried a number of initiatives to slow down the rate of deaths, but so far nothing, from widespread distribution of Narcan kits, to limited use of safe supply, to the recent decriminalization of small amounts of hard drugs, has stopped the death rate from staying at crisis levels.
Do you think there’s a solution in enforcement, treatment, or something else?
Sports
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‘A big step forward’: Canada’s Tousignant brings exposure to women’s para hockey
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Whitecaps look to home comforts after latest road loss, referee frustration
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Tier 1 and Junior A Thunder fall to Victoria counterparts
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NHLers ready to hit it out of the park at Kelowna’s Homebase
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Fundraising drive launched to bring Team Ukraine to Canada Cup
Entertainment
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Céline Dion cancels European concerts ‘until I’m really ready to be back on stage’
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Jully Black, Bret Hart among Canada’s Walk of Fame inductees getting their stars
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VIDEO: Uke concerts sure to ignite Aloha spirit in musicians, audience
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Unstoppable superstar Tina Turner dead at 83
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PNE concerts for Blue Rodeo, Billy Idol & more, plus a big ‘Summer of 69’ jam to break record
Business
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Canada’s economy continues to outperform, raising odds of rate hike next week
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Self-checkout preferred for blush-inducing purchases, B.C. study affirms
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‘More connected’: Researchers looking at growing food under solar panels
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Publisher calls it ‘phenomenal’ work that cinches media accolades
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Meta fined record $1.3 billion and ordered to stop sending European user data to US
Trending Now
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1-in-4 people say they experience period poverty in Canada: poll
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Dogs barking to construction: Canadians rate noisiness of their community
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Boo the bear preps for big debut as Kicking Horse Resort opens
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250 and counting: Salt Spring man tries to keep apple varieties from going extinct
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PODCAST: Home Cents: Make your home work for you
Life
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Life & Style with Shelley Clarke
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Creamy and rich hand-made cheese made from the milk of European-bred cows grazing Agassiz’s fields
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Victoria Cider Co. took a risk making keeved cider, but the results set them apart
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Secrets and Lives with Irene Barlas-Rimar
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A couple in New Hazelton “harvests the sun” in a solar panel operated ranch
Impress
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‘Getting the look’ is easy this summer!
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How can you save on a cruise? Find out May 25 in Langley!
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Connect for hope at MS Walk on May 28
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Your favourite hotel features are at home in Langley’s new rental apartments
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How good hearing can lead to better fitness