• New Westminster fire leads to lawsuit against landlord, roofer - CBC.ca

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    New Westminster fire leads to lawsuit against landlord, roofer
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    Nearly two years after a massive fire destroyed a historic block of New Westminster, one of the former business owners is suing his former landlord and a roofing company for his losses. The blaze broke out in the 600 block of Columbia Street early Oct ...
  • BC child protection service unsafe and in crisis: report - CBC.ca

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    BC child protection service unsafe and in crisis: report
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    A damning new report by B.C. Children's Representative Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond, says that child protection services in British Columbia are in crisis, and that immediate action is needed to address what is an "unsafe situation." In her review released ...and more »
  • BC trees may not reveal drought damage yet - CBC.ca

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    BC trees may not reveal drought damage yet
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    B.C.'s drought this past summer is expected to eventually kill many trees, but a forest pathologist said it might not be apparent which trees until the spring. Stefan Zeglen with the Ministry of Forest, Lands and Natural Resources in Nanaimo said a ...
  • Conservative candidate questions whether climate change is human-caused - CBC.ca

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    Conservative candidate questions whether climate change is human-caused
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    A federal Conservative candidate is questioning whether humans are the main cause of climate change. In an interview with CBC radio's Daybreak South on Tuesday, Mel Arnold, the Conservative candidate for North Okanagan-Shuswap said he remains "not ...and more »
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  • Hurricane Oho's remnants bearing down on BC - CBC.ca

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    Hurricane Oho's remnants bearing down on BC
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    The remnants of Hurricane Oho are bearing down on B.C.'s West Coast this weekend, bringing the first of two rounds of heavy rain and potentially damaging winds, Environment Canada says in a special weather statement. The system is forecast to bring ...and more »
  • Project is waiting for approval after the federal election, says minister - CBC.ca

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    Project is waiting for approval after the federal election, says minister
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    British Columbia's natural gas development minister says the federal election and environmental approval are the only factors holding up a proposed $36-billion liquefied natural gas plant in the province. Rich Coleman says a false media report from ...and more »
  • Temporary visitor visa to Canada denied for daughter, 2 - CBC.ca

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    Temporary visitor visa to Canada denied for daughter, 2
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    A B.C. mother whose toddler is "stranded" in South Africa says bureaucrats at Citizenship and Immigration Canada are tearing her family apart. 'She's not going to be taking anyone's job, she's not a threat to society. She just wants to be with her mom ...
  • Vigil held for child hit by truck in Hope, BC - CBC.ca

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    Vigil held for child hit by truck in Hope, BC
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    Residents of Hope, B.C., attended a vigil to commemorate the death of Jorin Mills, the "happy, strong" eight-year-old boy who died after he was hit by a commercial truck on Wednesday afternoon. "We just wanted to light his path home," said Crystal ...and more »
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  • Pedestrian struck by TransLink bus in Surrey, BC - CBC.ca

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    Pedestrian struck by TransLink bus in Surrey, BC
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    A pedestrian has been struck by a TransLink bus on the Fraser Highway in Surrey, B.C.. TransLink spokeswoman Anne Drennan confirmed the bus was operated by the Coast Mountain Bus Company. translink bus pedestrian collision surrey. The pedestrian ...
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