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Whistler Film Festival announces film lineup

Whistler Film Festival announces film lineup

Festival kicks off in-person on Nov. 30 with Noah Baumbach's White Noise
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B.C. woman who survived major burns rescuing her son raises awareness about fire safety and prevention

B.C. woman who survived major burns rescuing her son raises awareness about fire safety and prevention

“I don't say anything that the firemen wouldn't say. It's just that sometimes hearing it from somebody who's been through it is a stronger message.
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Cypress Mountain's new chairlift plummets to the ground following emergency helicopter drop

Cypress Mountain's new chairlift plummets to the ground following emergency helicopter drop

Foggy conditions on Friday forced the pilot to drop the ski-lift part to the ground
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'With us in our hearts': Regimental funeral held for Const. Shaelyn Yang

'With us in our hearts': Regimental funeral held for Const. Shaelyn Yang

The funeral for the fallen Burnaby Mountie was held at the Richmond Olympic Oval on Wednesday, Nov. 2.
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B.C. to test wireless emergency alert system in November

B.C. to test wireless emergency alert system in November

Smartphones, radios and televisions will be sounding off a signal November 16 at 1:55 p.m.
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'One of the worst years': B.C. residents share feelings on Halloween fireworks

'One of the worst years': B.C. residents share feelings on Halloween fireworks

One B.C. horse owner got creative and created a "firework playlist" for her animals.
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Opinion: An attack of Indigenous rights is an attack on nature conservation

Opinion: An attack of Indigenous rights is an attack on nature conservation

To address the climate and biodiversity crises, we must stop criminalizing Indigenous Peoples for exercising their treaty rights and start upholding them instead.
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Flipping the script on disability in the workplace

Flipping the script on disability in the workplace

Just six in 10 Canadians with disabilities have jobs. Employers can raise that number, say researchers and BC’s social development minister.
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One year after disappearance of Shannon White, police renew plea for tips, information

One year after disappearance of Shannon White, police renew plea for tips, information

One year after Shannon White went missing, police are still looking to the public for information surrounding her disappearance. White went missing after leaving for work on the morning of Nov. 1, 2021.
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'A sad, sad thing': Mounties to don iconic red serge to honour Const. Shaelyn Yang

'A sad, sad thing': Mounties to don iconic red serge to honour Const. Shaelyn Yang

RCMP officers reflect on what they will be thinking as they step into their dress uniforms for Burnaby RCMP Const. Shaelyn Yang's regimental funeral tomorrow.
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