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Canadian Gen Zs more likely to invest than peers in U.S., China, survey says

Canadian Gen Zs more likely to invest than peers in U.S., China, survey says

Young Canadians are more likely than their counterparts in China, the U.S. or Britain to hold at least one investment, research shows.
Unforgettable dining experience: Bears spotted swimming at Shawnigan

Unforgettable dining experience: Bears spotted swimming at Shawnigan

Linda Lee Matthews called the moment a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Canadian forestry execs deny overseas control, but government documents tell a different story

Canadian forestry execs deny overseas control, but government documents tell a different story

Amid a federal investigation into Paper Excellence's business ties, a briefing note shows Nova Scotia's government knew the company was controlled by a Chinese-Indonesian conglomerate as recently as 2017. Former B.C. officials declined to comment.
Opinion: How can I retire from a life-consuming career?

Opinion: How can I retire from a life-consuming career?

I was defined by teaching for more than 30 years. After retirement, I have the chance to explore other parts of me
Protest urges B.C. law to improve convenience store safety at night

Protest urges B.C. law to improve convenience store safety at night

Aim is to have government reinstate parts of Grant's Law, to reduce risks to night workers
It’s time to get creative in solving the housing affordability problem

It’s time to get creative in solving the housing affordability problem

The new multi-generation, home-renovation tax credit is one solution to help family members struggling with housing costs.
New e-bike rebates available in B.C. starting today

New e-bike rebates available in B.C. starting today

Rebates range from $350 to a maximum of $1,400.
Live comedy returning to Sunstone Golf Course

Live comedy returning to Sunstone Golf Course

The EH! Comedy Tour is back in Pemberton June 10
B.C. pharmacists set to treat minor ailments, prescribe contraception starting June 1

B.C. pharmacists set to treat minor ailments, prescribe contraception starting June 1

Province is launching a website on June 29, allowing people to book appointments with pharmacists online.
Canadian researchers find brain inflammation in patients with long COVID

Canadian researchers find brain inflammation in patients with long COVID

Leslie Ann Coles knew "almost immediately" something was wrong after her COVID-19 infection in January 2021. The filmmaker from Woodbridge, Ont.
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