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Pemberton welcomes new fire engine with traditional ‘push in’ ceremony, Lil’wat art contest

Pemberton welcomes new fire engine with traditional ‘push in’ ceremony, Lil’wat art contest

Artists from the Lil’wat Nation are encouraged to submit designs to adorn the newest addition to the Pemberton Fire Rescue’s fleet
Las Vegas tourism is down. Some blame Trump's tariffs and immigration crackdown

Las Vegas tourism is down. Some blame Trump's tariffs and immigration crackdown

Travel agents in Canada said there's been a significant downturn in clients wanting to visit the U.S. overall, and Las Vegas in particular.
Renting vs. buying: Is renting for life really that bad?

Renting vs. buying: Is renting for life really that bad?

As home ownership becomes a far-fetched dream for many young Canadians, can renting for life be a viable option?
Apple launches program in Canada helping customers self-repair devices

Apple launches program in Canada helping customers self-repair devices

Canadians who want to repair their own Apple devices can now get parts, tools and manuals from the tech giant, which brought its self-service repair program to the country on Tuesday.
ICYMI: Quick action prevents wildfire after truck fire near Squamish

ICYMI: Quick action prevents wildfire after truck fire near Squamish

A dramatic scene unfolded along the Sea to Sky Highway as truck went up in flames, prompting an outpouring of support.
Letter: A call for accessibility in Alpine Meadows

Letter: A call for accessibility in Alpine Meadows

'Perhaps it would be worth paving a small pathway south of the staircase for those looking to enjoy this trail with a focus on accessibility and inclusivity'
When the Vancouver Canucks were Alberta's team

When the Vancouver Canucks were Alberta's team

The Canucks endeavoured to become Western Canada's team in their first few years as an NHL franchise.
Rob Shaw: Brief Air Canada strike makes for easy political theatre for BC NDP

Rob Shaw: Brief Air Canada strike makes for easy political theatre for BC NDP

Flight attendants have reached a tentative deal with their employer. By siding with workers, the provincial government got to hit an unpopular airline, embarrass Ottawa and stand with unions.
'We don't allow ourselves to be hypnotized by the past'

'We don't allow ourselves to be hypnotized by the past'

The six-time Juno-winning Sam Roberts Band revisits Whistler on Aug. 22
Health Canada approves Ozempic to reduce kidney deterioration in people with diabetes

Health Canada approves Ozempic to reduce kidney deterioration in people with diabetes

TORONTO — Health Canada has approved Ozempic to reduce the risk of further kidney decline among patients with Type 2 diabetes. Between 30 and 50 per cent of people with Type 2 diabetes develop some form of chronic kidney disease.