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Build a refinery, ban tankers or phase out fossil fuels? B.C. reacts to Alberta threats
As B.C. and Alberta prepare for a legal battle over oil, the future is uncertain.
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Smoke but no fire: North Shore practises wildfire response and evacuations ahead of summer
The North Shore Emergency Management is simulating a wildfire and conducting a mock evacuation to improve its response in an exercise called Operation Dry Lighting.
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B.C’s MRI strategy ‘dramatically’ exceeding target, minister says
The B.C. Health Ministry is touting the success of its Surgical and Diagnostic Imaging Strategy. Health Minister Adrian Dix says there have been more than 233,000 MRI exams completed in the first year or an additional 44,000 since the B.C. NDP brought in the strategy a year ago.
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‘Free speech’ or ‘hate speech?’ B.C. district advised not to pull anti-SOGI talk despite protests
A controversial anti-SOGI talk in Oak Bay is raising questions about freedom of speech, after council looked into blocking it but found there’s no legal basis to do so.
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Build a refinery, ban tankers or phase out fossil fuels? B.C. reacts to Alberta threats
As B.C. and Alberta prepare for a legal battle over oil, the future is uncertain.
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from Blogger http://bit.ly/2vyYj2X
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Smoke but no fire: North Shore practises wildfire response and evacuations ahead of summer
The North Shore Emergency Management is simulating a wildfire and conducting a mock evacuation to improve its response in an exercise called Operation Dry Lighting.
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B.C’s MRI strategy ‘dramatically’ exceeding target, minister says
The B.C. Health Ministry is touting the success of its Surgical and Diagnostic Imaging Strategy. Health Minister Adrian Dix says there have been more than 233,000 MRI exams completed in the first year or an additional 44,000 since the B.C. NDP brought in the strategy a year ago.
Original Story: http://bit.ly/2Y294Xu
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‘Free speech’ or ‘hate speech?’ B.C. district advised not to pull anti-SOGI talk despite protests
A controversial anti-SOGI talk in Oak Bay is raising questions about freedom of speech, after council looked into blocking it but found there’s no legal basis to do so.
Original Story: http://bit.ly/2Y21FHM
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Garbage sent to Philippines 6 years ago is on its way back to Vancouver
Canada has made a formal offer to have more than six dozen containers of Canadian household trash returned to the Port of Vancouver nearly six years after it was sent to Manila labelled incorrectly as plastics for recycling.
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Car fire leads to delays at Peace Arch border crossing
DriveBC told drivers travelling to the States to “expect delays” on both sides of the border.
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Independent investigation of B.C. Legislature officials wraps up
Former Supreme Court of Canada chief justice Beverley McLachlin has filed her final report in her investigation into allegations of misconduct by two suspended officials of the B.C. Legislature.
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Mayor blasts FortisBC after ‘sinkhole’ restricts traffic on busy Coquitlam corridor
Westbound traffic on Como Lake Avenue between Blue Mountain and Robson streets has been halted after construction work resulted in “ground movement,” according to the gas company.
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Eating placenta doesn’t prevent postpartum depression, B.C. study shows
A new study found no differences in depression, vitamin B12 levels or energy between mothers who’d eaten placenta and those who didn’t.
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Man arrested after woman found dead in home near Trail
Sgt. Mike Wicentowich said the investigation is in its initial stages and officers can’t say much more, but did add the victim and suspect were known to each other.
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Car fire leads to delays at Peace Arch border crossing
DriveBC told drivers travelling to the States to “expect delays” on both sides of the border.
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Independent investigation of B.C. Legislature officials wraps up
Former Supreme Court of Canada chief justice Beverley McLachlin has filed her final report in her investigation into allegations of misconduct by two suspended officials of the B.C. Legislature.
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Garbage sent to Philippines 6 years ago is on its way back to Vancouver
Canada has made a formal offer to have more than six dozen containers of Canadian household trash returned to the Port of Vancouver nearly six years after it was sent to Manila labelled incorrectly as plastics for recycling.
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