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New exhibit featuring dozens of local artists opens at The Gallery

New exhibit featuring dozens of local artists opens at The Gallery

Arts news: Spring Reading Event hosts four authors and one orchestra; Mountain Muse Festival unveils lineup; Awfully Hilarious series wants your embarrassing stories
The Outsider: How will e-bikes fit into Whistler’s future?

The Outsider: How will e-bikes fit into Whistler’s future?

'E-bikes are only getting cheaper, faster and more popular...'
Six-month re-referral requirement for specialists to be scrapped

Six-month re-referral requirement for specialists to be scrapped

Patients won’t need to ask their family doctor for a new referral after six months to see a specialist for the same condition, starting July 1
Ottawa girl, 12, becomes youngest university graduate in Canadian history

Ottawa girl, 12, becomes youngest university graduate in Canadian history

OTTAWA — Anthaea-Grace Patricia Dennis has become the youngest person in Canadian history to graduate from university.
Letter: Time for a new B.C. health minister

Letter: Time for a new B.C. health minister

'Six years with Dix as the boss and things are collapsing'
Whose idea was it to plant palm trees in Vancouver?

Whose idea was it to plant palm trees in Vancouver?

Not that we're complaining, but where did they come from?
Opinion: It’s time to build an alternate route to the Sea to Sky highway

Opinion: It’s time to build an alternate route to the Sea to Sky highway

'It’s an investment that will pay itself off in the long term.'
Lifeguard shortage? B.C. communities find success with unique tactics

Lifeguard shortage? B.C. communities find success with unique tactics

Many B.C. communities have come up with creative new ways to retain and attract lifeguards.
Finding a B.C. home under $200K is a 'race against the clock'

Finding a B.C. home under $200K is a 'race against the clock'

Maple Ridge, Chilliwack and Delta are the cities with the most homes under this price.
Wildfires are fuelling eco-anxiety but taking climate action can help, experts say

Wildfires are fuelling eco-anxiety but taking climate action can help, experts say

When Jennifer Austin woke up on Tuesday morning, her Ottawa home smelled like smoke, even though all the windows were closed. "I felt like a little bit under siege," she said.