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SPECIAL REPORT: Huawei technology reaches across Canadian, European research networks

SPECIAL REPORT: Huawei technology reaches across Canadian, European research networks

Canadian intelligence services should be closely examining deals: expert
SPECIAL REPORT: Canadian taxpayers, companies subsidizing Huawei research

SPECIAL REPORT: Canadian taxpayers, companies subsidizing Huawei research

Chinese company reaps reports, prototypes in exchange for research cash
More than 100 people stuck in Mt. Seymour chalet overnight

More than 100 people stuck in Mt. Seymour chalet overnight

While a dump of almost 90 centimetres of snow made for idyllic conditions on the top of Mount Seymour Sunday night, the road home was decidedly worse.
Buyer out $524 after trying to buy illegal cannabis online from B.C. business

Buyer out $524 after trying to buy illegal cannabis online from B.C. business

Better Business Bureau complaint highlights risk of buying cannabis online from illegal sources
Serious population pressures predicted in one or two Squamish schools: School District

Serious population pressures predicted in one or two Squamish schools: School District

Populations are tending to level off for some schools
Powerful winds force BC Ferries to cancel more sailings

Powerful winds force BC Ferries to cancel more sailings

BC Ferries has been forced to cancel several Saturday sailings due to adverse weather conditions and high winds which could reach 90km/h
Royal excitement puts spotlight on Saanich Peninsula

Royal excitement puts spotlight on Saanich Peninsula

International attention has been focused on the Saanich Peninsula since the Duke and Duchess of Sussex decided to stay in a multimillion-dollar estate there, highlighting the area’s natural beauty — along with its restaurants and real estate.
Squamish guide to attempt—and film—summit of world's third-highest mountain

Squamish guide to attempt—and film—summit of world's third-highest mountain

John Gill will focus on his sherpa's return to Kanchenjunga, in 'Friends in High Places'
Squamish hopes to take on vehicle emissions in carbon reduction plan

Squamish hopes to take on vehicle emissions in carbon reduction plan

Vehicles responsible for over 50% of town’s carbon footprint, according to District figures
Canadian team to head to Australia next week to help rescue animals

Canadian team to head to Australia next week to help rescue animals

The thought of suffering animals spurred Brad Pattison of Kelowna, B.C., to organize a group of volunteers from across Canada to fly to Australia to help creatures trapped and fleeing from wildfires.