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Additional charging stations in B.C. add range for eco-friendly vehicles

Additional charging stations in B.C. add range for eco-friendly vehicles

VICTORIA — British Columbia is making it easier to explore the province in eco-friendly electric vehicles. The Ministry of Transportation says 12 vehicle charging sites have been completed and more are on the way.
Updated air passenger rights protections now in effect

Updated air passenger rights protections now in effect

Airlines now have to reimburse passengers for flight bumping and damaged luggage as part of a package of new protections that took effect today.
UBC, Amazon partner on tech giant's first cloud technology centre for Canada

UBC, Amazon partner on tech giant's first cloud technology centre for Canada

Amazon.com , Inc. (Nasdaq: AMZN) is expanding its expertise on campus at the University of B.C. The tech giant announced Wednesday (July 10) that its Amazon Web Services, Inc.
A family llama was on the loose for a month in a B.C. town

A family llama was on the loose for a month in a B.C. town

Until Sunday, July 14, Coco the llama had been on the lam in a B.C. town for about a month. Clinton, B.C. is not the natural home to llamas, but Coco has decided the wilds outside of town suit her just fine.
B.C. speculation and vacancy tax brings in $115M, exceeds targets

B.C. speculation and vacancy tax brings in $115M, exceeds targets

The provincial government announced Thursday the speculation and vacancy tax has exceeded targets set in last year’s budget.
B.C. government lacks anti-corruption tool for public servants

B.C. government lacks anti-corruption tool for public servants

Conflicts of interest measures boil down to honour system with no statutory disclosure requirements in place; Attorney General David Eby to review legislation
UBCM will continue to take Chinese money for receptions

UBCM will continue to take Chinese money for receptions

Port Coquitlam mayor calls decision cowardly
Two Southern resident killer whales missing as experts fear for the population

Two Southern resident killer whales missing as experts fear for the population

Two southern resident killer whales haven't been seen for a few months leaving experts worried, not just about the fates of both creatures, but for the future of the entire family of orcas.
Environmentalists felt like ‘enemies of the state’ after cabinet minister’s letter

Environmentalists felt like ‘enemies of the state’ after cabinet minister’s letter

Letter put protest chill into environmentalists, made awareness work harder
Squamish council makes wishlist for Waterfront Landing Park

Squamish council makes wishlist for Waterfront Landing Park

Staff asked councillors for feedback on latest design of north park of major development