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RCMP say search for missing snowmobiler in B.C. now a recovery operation

RCMP say search for missing snowmobiler in B.C. now a recovery operation

<> >CHETWYND, B.C . — Mounties in British Columbia say they believe the search for a missing snowmobiler south of Chetwynd is now a recovery operation. Authorities believe the 31-year-old Fort St.
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Lieutenant-governor reads throne speech as protesters gather outside B.C. legislature

Lieutenant-governor reads throne speech as protesters gather outside B.C. legislature

The traditional prorogation of the last session was delayed at the legislature today but the opening of the spring session went ahead despite protesters blocking the entrances to the building. Lt.-Gov.
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Health Canada recalls 23 products that "may contain dangerous ingredients"

Health Canada recalls 23 products that "may contain dangerous ingredients"

The products are promoted for sexual enhancement, weight loss, as a workout aid, or as "poppers".
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The sea meets the sky once more

The sea meets the sky once more

Sea to Sky Gondola finally reopening after crippling August sabotage
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Documentary explores how Vancouver made 2010 Winter Olympic Games happen

Documentary explores how Vancouver made 2010 Winter Olympic Games happen

Chasing the Dream airs tomorrow on CHEK TV
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Coronavirus update: B.C. holds at four cases of the virus

Coronavirus update: B.C. holds at four cases of the virus

The four people are recovering and remain in isolation at home somewhere in the VCH region
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Canada-wide peanut butter spread recall due to possible listeria contamination

Canada-wide peanut butter spread recall due to possible listeria contamination

Symptoms can include vomiting, nausea, persistent fever, muscle aches, severe headache and neck stiffness.
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Squamish march in support of Wet’suwet’en

Squamish march in support of Wet’suwet’en

Locals took to the streets at about noon Monday to march in support of Wet’suwet’en members and hereditary chiefs who are fighting to stop construction of the Coastal GasLink pipeline project in northwest B.C.
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OPINION: B.C.’s Olympic legacy buoys support for another bid, survey finds

OPINION: B.C.’s Olympic legacy buoys support for another bid, survey finds

Summer Games bid is backed by three in five British Columbians
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CBSA examined more than 27,000 travellers' devices in two years

CBSA examined more than 27,000 travellers' devices in two years

Of the 27,405 people whose digital devices were examined by the Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) in the past two years, 40 per cent resulted in customs-related offences.
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