• Cessation law ensnaring too many legitimate refugees says NDP - CBC.ca

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    Cessation law ensnaring too many legitimate refugees says NDP
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    The case of Roni Khoshaba is one reason the NDP is calling upon the Liberal government to repeal the cessation provisions of Bill C-31 brought in by the Conservative government in 2012 to crack down on bogus asylum seekers. Khoshaba came to Canada ...
  • Vancouver's housing market vulnerable to money laundering says federal agency - CBC.ca

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    Vancouver's housing market vulnerable to money laundering says federal agency
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    Scores of real estate firms in Greater Vancouver aren't complying with federal anti-money laundering regulations that compel them to identify clients and keep precise records, according to the federal agency that enforces these laws. Last summer, the ...and more »
  • Dylan O'Brien injured while shooting 'Maze Runner' near Kamloops - CBC.ca

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    Dylan O'Brien injured while shooting 'Maze Runner' near Kamloops
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    "Maze Runner" star Dylan O'Brien was injured on the set of the latest movie in the young adult franchise, and production on the film has been shut down while he recovers, movie studio 20th Century Fox said on Friday. O'Brien, 24, was taken to a ...
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  • Dylan O'Brien injured while shooting 'Maze Runner' in Vancouver - CBC.ca

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    Dylan O'Brien injured while shooting 'Maze Runner' in Vancouver
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    "Maze Runner" star Dylan O'Brien was injured on the set of the latest movie in the young adult franchise, and production on the film has been shut down while he recovers, movie studio 20th Century Fox said on Friday. O'Brien, 24, was taken to a ...and more »
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  • 'Shadow flipping' loophole to be closed, says Premier Christy Clark - CBC.ca

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    'Shadow flipping' loophole to be closed, says Premier Christy Clark
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    "Shady", "greedy" real estate agents will no longer be able to profit from the practice of so-called "shadow flipping" in British Columbia, Premier Christy Clark announced Friday. Clark said the government is closing a loophole around the practice of ...and more »
  • British Columbia leads the charge in electricity exports, says NEB - Business in Vancouver

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    British Columbia leads the charge in electricity exports, says NEB
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    In a record-setting year for Canadian electricity exports, British Columbia bolted to first place in 2015, according to new data from the National Energy Board. Canada's net electricity exports increased by more than 14 terawatt hours (TWH) in 2015 ...and more »
  • Saturna Island area under boil water advisory - CBC.ca

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    Saturna Island area under boil water advisory
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    A portion of Saturna Island is now under a boil water advisory after water samples tested positive for E. coli. People on the Lyall Harbour-Boot Cove water system are advised to boil water for one minute before using. What to do during a boil water ...
  • Wagstaffe's Weather: Last of the blue skies on Friday - CBC.ca

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    Wagstaffe's Weather: Last of the blue skies on Friday
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    It's another frosty start to the day across the South Coast. Watch out for slippery sidewalks and roads through the early morning hours on Friday, with temperatures getting down close to the freezing mark. However, afternoon highs will warm up nicely ...
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  • Syrian refugee sponsors call out John McCallum on wait times - CBC.ca

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    Syrian refugee sponsors call out John McCallum on wait times
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    Immigration Minister John McCallum's Vancouver visit is prompting community groups to speak out as they continue to wait for Syrian families they have privately sponsored to arrive. McCallum is visiting the West Coast today to talk about the social and ...and more »
  • In British Columbia, a real-estate rage gets real - Macleans.ca

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    In British Columbia, a real-estate rage gets real
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    A mansion currently under construction in a Vancouver neighbourhood popular with Chinese buyers. (Julie Gordon/Reuters). Starting next month, if you want to do business with Belcarra, B.C., you'll be able to do it in one language only, if a proposed ...
  • Inderjit Singh Reyat denied political associations - CBC.ca

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    Inderjit Singh Reyat denied political associations
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    A British Columbia man convicted in the Air India bombing deaths of 331 people has been denied his request to participate in political matters. "Your associations with others of a similar mindset were directly risk-related and led to the murders of ...and more »
  • Jobs are coming to British Columbia – but they aren't full-time ones - Globalnews.ca

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    Jobs are coming to British Columbia – but they aren't full-time ones
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    It's accepted wisdom that from an economic standpoint, British Columbia is outperforming every other province when it comes to growth and employment. In fact, the province is not expected to be stumble off that lofty perch anytime soon. This coming ...