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Colourful cans give cigarette smokers a way to butt out in Horseshoe Bay

Colourful cans give cigarette smokers a way to butt out in Horseshoe Bay

Up to 30 colourful cans painted by West Vancouver students are now around Horseshoe Bay offering smokers a place to butt out
What B.C. residents need to know about COVID-19 testing when the U.S. border opens

What B.C. residents need to know about COVID-19 testing when the U.S. border opens

Your trip across the border might end up costing you a pretty penny 馃捀
Squamish's Quest University seeks to have its property tax exemption reinstated

Squamish's Quest University seeks to have its property tax exemption reinstated

The school is lobbying the province for this break; the District of 麻豆社国产is supporting the effort.
British Columbia spends $132 million on treatment services

British Columbia spends $132 million on treatment services

The investment means means 130 full-time staff and 195 new substance-use treatment beds across the province.
Woman faces charges after BC Ferries staff threatened with a knife

Woman faces charges after BC Ferries staff threatened with a knife

Mischief and robbery are among the recommended charges.
Strengthening her voice through education

Strengthening her voice through education

Ch茅rie Baker one of 12 students to earn a Skwxw煤7mesh 脷xwumixw Master of Education (MEd) at SFU.
'I've never been so scared in my life': Golden woman nearly hit by meteorite

'I've never been so scared in my life': Golden woman nearly hit by meteorite

Thankfully, the woman avoided any injuries.
麻豆社国产police briefs

麻豆社国产police briefs

Impaired driver crashes into pedestrian. Stop sign runner ignores police.
British Columbians have natural gas, clean energy misconceptions: BC Hydro

British Columbians have natural gas, clean energy misconceptions: BC Hydro

B.C. NDP, Liberal governments perpetuating a false LNG narrative: Sierra Club BC
Charges pending after reports killer whale buffer zones routinely violated: DFO

Charges pending after reports killer whale buffer zones routinely violated: DFO

Days after environmental groups called for ramped-up patrols, prosecution and penalties, a DFO spokesperson says no charges have been approved against boaters allegedly violating killer whale buffer zones in 2020, despite hundreds of reports from the public.
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