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This new guide is supposed to help Canadians with cancelled flights. But will it?

This new guide is supposed to help Canadians with cancelled flights. But will it?

Are you afraid to fly due to the number of cancellations?
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Surrey man sues BC Ferries in alleged shuttle bus accident

Surrey man sues BC Ferries in alleged shuttle bus accident

The incident happened in July 2009. Drew Robert Zyoba alleges he suffered a head injury and lost consciousness.
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Squamish's Cat Lake reopens

Squamish's Cat Lake reopens

The District of Squamish announced the Conservation Officer Service and Recreation Sites and Trails BC closed Cat Lake in May; Recreation Sites and Trails BC announced it is reopened on July 6.
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Interest rate hikes can't be only way to tame inflation, says Canadian economist

Interest rate hikes can't be only way to tame inflation, says Canadian economist

Government should target corporate profits, says economist David MacDonald.
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'A culture of killing'? Auditor general asked to investigate BC Conservation Officer Service

'A culture of killing'? Auditor general asked to investigate BC Conservation Officer Service

A wildlife advocacy group is requesting an independent audit of the BC Conservation Officer Service, citing a lack of financial transparency and little progress in reducing the number of bears killed in the name of public safety since 2005.
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BC NDP seeks answers on Vancouver 2030 Olympics bid

BC NDP seeks answers on Vancouver 2030 Olympics bid

The B.C. government has set a deadline for the Canadian Olympic Committee, acting as the Vancouver 2030 bid committee, to make its case for provincial government support for another Vancouver Winter Olympics.
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Unclaimed Lotto Max ticket worth $15 million is set to expire in August

Unclaimed Lotto Max ticket worth $15 million is set to expire in August

Check your tickets! The unclaimed ticket was purchased in Vancouver last year
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Canadians want action on climate change but majority are socially disengaged

Canadians want action on climate change but majority are socially disengaged

Canadians are more likely to be concerned about the impact of climate change on future generations than the personal harm it could cause them now. Experts say after last year's heat dome in B.C., that's something Canadians may want to reconsider.
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$45 sprinklers helped save this B.C. town from wildfire. Have other cities followed suit?

$45 sprinklers helped save this B.C. town from wildfire. Have other cities followed suit?

Last summer's Tremont Creek wildfire came very close to Logan Lake. Nearly a year later, the town's mayor is extending an invite to other communities to learn about their sprinkler system.
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Opinion: Why Canada's Supreme Court isn't likely to go rogue like its U.S. counterpart

Opinion: Why Canada's Supreme Court isn't likely to go rogue like its U.S. counterpart

Decision-making in the Canadian Supreme Court appears to be more fundamentally rooted in the law, not politics, than it is in the United States. Here’s why.
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