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Canadian airline ordered to compensate excess baggage fee

Canadian airline ordered to compensate excess baggage fee

Air Canada has been ordered to compensate a $550 excess baggage fee it already agreed to pay.
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How to scale B.C.'s fast-growing life sciences sector

How to scale B.C.'s fast-growing life sciences sector

The province's largest life sciences company celebrates its 30-year anniversary this year
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How to prepare your garden for next season

How to prepare your garden for next season

Follow these steps to ensure a healthy harvest come spring.
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Income needed to afford a home in B.C. rises by $16,995 in August 2023

Income needed to afford a home in B.C. rises by $16,995 in August 2023

B.C. is among the four provinces where an income over $100,000 is needed to buy a home.
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Allow commercial, industrial vacant property tax, UBCM urges

Allow commercial, industrial vacant property tax, UBCM urges

Tax needed to encourage building and business growth, New Westminster councillor says.
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Bear visits Indian Spice Cuisine: Squamish restaurant's wild surprise

Bear visits Indian Spice Cuisine: Squamish restaurant's wild surprise

Squamish restaurant owner captures rare bear encounter on video.
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Why B.C. needs to build up its early clinical trial capacity

Why B.C. needs to build up its early clinical trial capacity

Clinical trials are critical not only in the development of drugs, but a healthy life sciences ecosystem
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Remove racist language in land title documents, UBCM tells Victoria

Remove racist language in land title documents, UBCM tells Victoria

Vancouver Coun. Sarah Kirby-Yung said Metro Vancouver municipalities once restricted Asians in many areas.
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Add food waste to climate plan, UBCM urges Victoria

Add food waste to climate plan, UBCM urges Victoria

163,000 people in B.C. used a food bank in March of 2022.
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Opinion: Checking in on Whistler’s vital signs

Opinion: Checking in on Whistler’s vital signs

'Will visits to the food bank level off in 2024? Will fewer people need access to additional supports, or find themselves in crisis situations?'
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