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Trudeau sounds alarm bell as U.S. inches toward tariff war

Trudeau sounds alarm bell as U.S. inches toward tariff war

‘Makes no sense’: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sounds alarm bell as U.S. inches toward tariff war
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EXCLUSIVE: B.C. MP Randeep Sarai speaks out for the first time since Atwal controversy

EXCLUSIVE: B.C. MP Randeep Sarai speaks out for the first time since Atwal controversy

‘I didn’t invite the person,’ he said of Jaspal Atwal
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B.C. school assignment deemed racist on social media

B.C. school assignment deemed racist on social media

An assignment taken home by a Grade 4 Kelowna student has sparked a heated online conversation
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Vancouver Park Board appeals court loss over animals in captivity at aquarium

Vancouver Park Board appeals court loss over animals in captivity at aquarium

The Vancouver Park Board is appealing a court decision that determined it didn’t have the authority to ban whales, dolphins and porpoises at the city’s aquarium.
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21 retirement homes in B.C. now ‘owned’ by Chinese government

21 retirement homes in B.C. now ‘owned’ by Chinese government

China has seized the Anbang Insurance Group — the parent company of 21 senior living homes in B.C.
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Conservationists want emergency order to save killer whales

Conservationists want emergency order to save killer whales

Several groups, such as Ecojustice and David Suzuki Foundation, sent petition to fisheries minister
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Tougher penalties for distracted drivers in B.C.

Tougher penalties for distracted drivers in B.C.

New measures begin this month to combat distracted driving in the province
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Racial diversity needed in medical textbooks: study

Racial diversity needed in medical textbooks: study

Researchers looked at more than 4,000 images in four widely medical textbooks
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Delays slow B.C.’s promised plan to reduce poverty: minister

Delays slow B.C.’s promised plan to reduce poverty: minister

Plans to table legislation this spring delayed to the fall
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UBCIC adds voice to concerns of pipeline ‘man camps’

UBCIC adds voice to concerns of pipeline ‘man camps’

Critics say the ‘hyper-masculine’ camps increase risks of violence against women
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