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Pacific great blue herons return to nest in Stanley Park - CBC.ca

14-03-2017 21:31

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Pacific great blue herons return to nest in Stanley Park
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The heron cam at Vancouver's Stanley Park is buzzing with activity as the park's majestic Pacific great blue herons have come back to nest for the summer. VIEW the Pacific great blue herons via heron cam here. The birds have claimed nests in their ...and more »

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BC Liberals defend commission to investigate fundraising - CBC.ca

14-03-2017 21:07

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BC Liberals defend commission to investigate fundraising
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The B.C. Liberals are defending their decision to launch an independent commission on political donations as an adequate response to the controversies surrounding B.C.'s political financing structure. Andrew Wilkinson, the minister of advanced ...and more »

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British Columbia premier urges Ottawa to make changes to help tech sector - 570 News

14-03-2017 19:46

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British Columbia premier urges Ottawa to make changes to help tech sector
570 News
VANCOUVER – Premier Christy Clark says that as the countries around the world are putting up barriers to trade and immigration, British Columbia needs to turn outward in order to grow the province's burgeoning technology sector. Clark is calling on the ...
Government of British Columbia reforming province's electoral financing systemEnergeticcity.ca
Christy Clark announces panel to investigate

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Fentanyl traffickers should face stiffer penalties in BC, court rules - CBC.ca

14-03-2017 19:09

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Fentanyl traffickers should face stiffer penalties in BC, court rules
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The B.C. Court of Appeal has ruled that given the devastating impact of the fentanyl crisis, those convicted of trafficking the drug should face tougher sentences. The current sentencing range is between six and 12 months in prison. A panel of B.C ...and more »

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British Columbia premier urges Ottawa to make changes to help tech sector - Times Colonist

14-03-2017 18:51

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British Columbia premier urges Ottawa to make changes to help tech sector
Times Colonist
VANCOUVER — Premier Christy Clark says that as the countries around the world are putting up barriers to trade and immigration, British Columbia needs to turn outward in order to grow the province's burgeoning technology sector. Clark is calling on ...
Government of British Columbia reforming province's electoral financing systemEnergeticcity.ca
Christy Clark announces panel to invest

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Dirty Laundry Woo Woo Vines Gewürztraminer 2015, British Columbia - The Globe and Mail

14-03-2017 17:59

Dirty Laundry Woo Woo Vines Gewürztraminer 2015, British Columbia
The Globe and Mail
Call it dry, call it off-dry – this white is somewhere in between. Medium-bodied, it exhibits fine varietal character, with classic gewürztraminer essences of lychee and ginger along with sweet lemon, ripe peach and a floral character. Perfect for ...

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Man stabbed to death overnight in Downtown Eastside - CBC.ca

14-03-2017 16:35

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Man stabbed to death overnight in Downtown Eastside
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One man is dead after being found stabbed outside a supervised injection site on Vancouver's Downtown Eastside early this morning. Around 3:30 a.m. PT Tuesday police were called to the scene on East Hastings Street between Main and Columbia streets, ...and more »

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Canada: British Columbia Securities Commission Finds Common Law Due Diligence Defense Available in ... - Mondaq News Alerts (registration)

14-03-2017 12:00

Canada: British Columbia Securities Commission Finds Common Law Due Diligence Defense Available in ...
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In a decision released on February 20, 2017, a panel of the British Columbia Securities Commission (the "Commission") held that a defence of due diligence is available in the context of contraventions of securities legislation that proceed under an ...

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Gold Rush! El Dorado in British Columbia - Coast Reporter

14-03-2017 11:43

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Gold Rush! El Dorado in British Columbia
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Gold Rush! El Dorado in B.C., at Victoria's Royal British Columbia Museum, has the largest existing gold nugget in the province, the 1,642-gram (52 troy-ounce) Turnagain Nugget, found on a creek in northern B.C. in 1937. Behind it are three other ...

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Rare stamp from colonial British Columbia to be auctioned - Vancouver Sun

14-03-2017 04:09

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Rare stamp from colonial British Columbia to be auctioned
Vancouver Sun
Brian Grant Duff examines a $25 bank note (celebrating King George's jubilee) along with a 1859 $4 bill which are being auctioned by All Nations Stamp and Coin. Mark van Manen / PNG. Share Adjust Comment Print. In December 1859, British Columbia ...

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Superbug-sniffing spaniel kept busy at Vancouver hospital - British ... - CBC.ca

14-03-2017 03:30

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Superbug-sniffing spaniel kept busy at Vancouver hospital - British ...
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Angus, a two-and-a-half year old English springer spaniel, tugs at his leash, pulling handler Teresa Zurberg down the hall at Vancouver General Hospital.and more »

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Surrey forest protectors irate over road widening - British Columbia ... - CBC.ca

14-03-2017 02:37

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Surrey forest protectors irate over road widening - British Columbia ...
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A group that is fighting to protect the so-called Stanley Park of Surrey says it is sickened by the number of trees that have been cut down for a road-widening ...and more »

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1 dead in targeted shooting in Surrey, BC - CBC.ca

14-03-2017 00:58

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1 dead in targeted shooting in Surrey, BC
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Homicide investigators are on scene in Surrey after a fatal shooting Monday afternoon. According to Surrey RCMP, it happened at around 2:30 p.m. in the 8200 block of 166 Street. When police arrived, they found a man in a SUV that was in a parking lot ...and more »

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