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Ride-hailing may hit B.C. roads by September

Ride-hailing may hit B.C. roads by September

The B.C. government says companies hoping to operate ride-hailing services in the province will be able to submit applications and potentially operate by September.
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Government of Canada issues travel advisory for the United States

Government of Canada issues travel advisory for the United States

The Government of Canada has issued a travel advisory for the United States due to earthquakes in the Searles Valley in California. Classified under "natural disasters and climate," the advisory was issued on July 6 after a 7.
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23 projects funded to help restore British Columbia's fragile salmon stocks

23 projects funded to help restore British Columbia's fragile salmon stocks

VANCOUVER — A project to transform aging dikes in British Columbia's Lower Mainland to make them more salmon-friendly is among 23 proposals selected by the federal and provincial governments to restore wild fish stocks.
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North Vancouver's Nomad Vanz coveted around the world

North Vancouver's Nomad Vanz coveted around the world

Couple creates custom vehicles to take travellers far off the grid
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BC Oil and Gas Commission green lights Woodfibre LNG

BC Oil and Gas Commission green lights Woodfibre LNG

Company has 35 conditions to meet
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Woman describes terrifying ordeal of being trapped in tent by cougar at B.C. campsite

Woman describes terrifying ordeal of being trapped in tent by cougar at B.C. campsite

Princeton RCMP looking into incident
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MAP: This interactive map shows all of the earthquakes in B.C. this year

MAP: This interactive map shows all of the earthquakes in B.C. this year

A 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck off the B.C. coast Wednesday, July 3 followed by a second earthquake with a 4.0 magnitude. However, a multitude of earthquakes hit the coast every year – but not all of them make headlines.
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Over 158,000 responses in first week of B.C. daylight saving time survey

Over 158,000 responses in first week of B.C. daylight saving time survey

Have you say until July 19
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Hidden Burnaby BMX park facing demolition

Hidden Burnaby BMX park facing demolition

Kush Woods built under municipality's nose in conservation area
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Federal review flags concerns in efforts to protect right whales in Canada

Federal review flags concerns in efforts to protect right whales in Canada

Six North Atlantic right whales have died in Eastern Canadian waters since early June
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