• Brussels bombings shakes Kamloops student at airport departure gate - CBC.ca

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    Brussels bombings shakes Kamloops student at airport departure gate
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    Jacob Adams is still shaken from the chaos he witnessed at Brussels' international airport on Tuesday morning. Adams — a student from Kamloops studying for a semester in Antwerp — was waiting at the departure gate at Brussels International Airport, ...and more »
  • Package-free grocery shopping coming to Vancouver - CBC.ca

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    Package-free grocery shopping coming to Vancouver
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    Many people bring reusable shopping bags to the supermarket, but one entrepreneur wants Vancouverites to take that one step further and bring their own containers. Customers at Zero Waste Market buy groceries by filling their containers and bags with ...
  • Japan warns LNG delay could mean losing Asian market - CBC.ca

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    Japan warns LNG delay could mean losing Asian market
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    The Japanese ambassador is warning the federal government that delays in a major LNG plant near Prince Rupert could cost Canada a rare opportunity. Ambassador Kenjiro Monji sent a letter to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency after the ...
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  • 5 Vancouver spring break activities that definitely require waivers - CBC.ca

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    5 Vancouver spring break activities that definitely require waivers
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    Here are a few ways that children are spending their free time during spring break, assuming their parents agreed to sign waivers. Mountain biking. Lily Vanderkuip, 11, and her younger sister Sonje are taking part in a mountain bike camp in North ...
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  • No delays at YVR because of Brussels bombings - CBC.ca

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    No delays at YVR because of Brussels bombings
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    There are no delays or cancellations at Vancouver International Airport following Tuesday morning's deadly bombings in Brussels that killed at least 34 people. Officials at YVR confirmed at 6 a.m. PT that none of their flights to Europe are affected ...and more »
  • Wagstaffe's Weather: A mixed bag for Tuesday - CBC.ca

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    Wagstaffe's Weather: A mixed bag for Tuesday
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    It's a cloudy start to Tuesday for the South Coast but by the end of the day we may see some sunny breaks. High pressure is attempting to build in for Tuesday afternoon, so although there is still a risk for an isolated shower, it's not as dreary as ...
  • Appa Glacier snowmobiler death could have been avoided: critic - CBC.ca

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    Appa Glacier snowmobiler death could have been avoided: critic
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    Almost a month before a Seattle snowmobiler plunged the equivalent of of 10 storeys to his death down a hole on the Appa Glacier, sledders were being warned about the deep three by four metre opening in the ice. Snowmobiler Ray Mason thinks a lot more ...and more »
  • British Columbia misrepresents liquified natural gas as 'clean' fossil fuel - Phys.Org

    British Columbia misrepresents liquified natural gas as 'clean' fossil fuel
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    Despite worldwide concern about the consequences of "fracking," the British Columbia (B.C.) government is presenting its proposed Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) industry as both an economic benefit to the Canadian province and a source of 'clean' fossil fuel.and more »
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  • Twitter's 10th anniversary: Throwback to first tweets from British Columbians - CBC.ca

    Twitter's 10th anniversary: Throwback to first tweets from British Columbians
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    Twitter is 10 years old and to commemorate a decade of 140-character bursts of tweets, we've taken a look at some well-known British Columbian personalities' first tweets. Actors. Seth Rogen announced his Twitter debut in all caps. Hello. This is Seth ...and more »