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Coronavirus update: Case confirmed in Washington State

Coronavirus update: Case confirmed in Washington State

The Chinese coronavirus is getting closer to Canada
Mission Hill employee fired for dumping 5,680 litres of wine down the drain

Mission Hill employee fired for dumping 5,680 litres of wine down the drain

It's a wine lover's worst nightmare. A former employee of one of the largest wineries in the Okanagan was fired in 2018 after he accidentally dumped 5,680 litres of Sauvignon Blanc down the drain.
Vancouver's Greenpeace, Sea Shepherd join neo-nazis, anarchists on U.K. terror list

Vancouver's Greenpeace, Sea Shepherd join neo-nazis, anarchists on U.K. terror list

Senior officer says list is to help identify groups, not target them as extremist
B.C. public corporate registry would be 'game changer,' says anti-money laundering coalition

B.C. public corporate registry would be 'game changer,' says anti-money laundering coalition

But unchecked corporate trusts remain 'a vehicle' for dirty money in B.C., says NGO lobbyist Sasha Caldera for Publish What You Pay Canada
Canada #2 country in the world in global survey

Canada #2 country in the world in global survey

The Best Countries report was created from a survey of 20,000 people from 36 countries around the world
Meng Wanzhou extradition hearings resume; double criminality takes centre stage

Meng Wanzhou extradition hearings resume; double criminality takes centre stage

Crown, Huawei CFO to debate whether alleged crimes constitute arrestable offence in Canada
MEC to sublease head office; change business strategy to stem losses

MEC to sublease head office; change business strategy to stem losses

Outdoor equipment manufacturer and retailer lost $11.5M in last fiscal year
B.C. and Alberta Indigenous leaders demonstrate against major oilsands project

B.C. and Alberta Indigenous leaders demonstrate against major oilsands project

VANCOUVER — Indigenous leaders from British Columbia and Alberta who oppose Teck's Frontier mine say its impact will be felt by First Nations well beyond the site of the massive oilsands project.
Celebrating Garibaldi Park's 100th with 100 peak summits

Celebrating Garibaldi Park's 100th with 100 peak summits

Two Sea to Sky men exploring what's in our backyard
Protesters block access to Swartz Bay ferry terminal, delay morning sailings

Protesters block access to Swartz Bay ferry terminal, delay morning sailings

Protesters blocked access to B.C. Ferries' Swartz Bay ferry terminal this morning, delaying the 7 a.m. sailings to the Lower Mainland and Gulf Islands to support Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs in northern B.C.