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B.C. border towns working to keep doors open amidst U.S. trade war tensions

B.C. border towns working to keep doors open amidst U.S. trade war tensions

Small-town mayors try to keep it friendly as tariff talk disrupts their neighbourhood
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Reservations rule: B.C. travellers better get used to ferry waits

Reservations rule: B.C. travellers better get used to ferry waits

BC Ferries pitches 5 new vessels to solve high volume problem
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Gretzky's wife, Bobby Orr join Trump in defending The Great One鈥檚 love of Canada

Gretzky's wife, Bobby Orr join Trump in defending The Great One鈥檚 love of Canada

President says hockey legend supports Canada the way it is and Canadians shouldn鈥檛 turn on him
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Dental hygienists urge federal parties to keep funding dental care program

Dental hygienists urge federal parties to keep funding dental care program

With election looming, new national program鈥檚 future is uncertain
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Now off the streets, Vernon woman thanks Salvation Army for support

Now off the streets, Vernon woman thanks Salvation Army for support

Terry-Lynn Murray spent decades homeless and addicted to drugs. After a remarkable turnaround, she's thanking God and the service providers who helped her start life a new
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High risk community of Coldstream seeks $400K in FireSmart funds

High risk community of Coldstream seeks $400K in FireSmart funds

The District of Coldstream has a class 1 fire risk ranking, the highest risk class in the province.
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B.C. paramedic opens fund to support Ukraine and Canada

B.C. paramedic opens fund to support Ukraine and Canada

Will Rogers, a paramedic in Cloverdale, starts Canadian Ukraine Economic Defence Fund
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B.C. experts endorse recommendations to lower provincial trade barriers

B.C. experts endorse recommendations to lower provincial trade barriers

Greater Vancouver Board of Trade makes several recommendations aimed at easing ability to buy and sell from province to province
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Conservative Surrey MLA defends Pink Shirt Day social media post

Conservative Surrey MLA defends Pink Shirt Day social media post

B.C. NDP MLA Spencer Chandra Herbert said Pink Shirt Day is not a day on which to blame 'the left' for looking out for LGBTQ kids
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B.C. ponders 鈥榗oalition of willing鈥� to expand trade within Canada: Eby

B.C. ponders 鈥榗oalition of willing鈥� to expand trade within Canada: Eby

Premier says provinces need to start acting like countries when it comes to trade
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