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B.C. man under investigation for allegedly feeding Timbits to grizzly bears again

B.C. man under investigation for allegedly feeding Timbits to grizzly bears again

The B.C. Conservation Officers Service said it is investigating a Victoria man for new allegations of feeding wildlife from his vehicle window.
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Mail-in ballots deliver challenges to B.C. voters

Mail-in ballots deliver challenges to B.C. voters

The explosion in postal voting this year makes things more complicated for parties.
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You can get slapped with a $121 fine for not having snow tires on most B.C. highways

You can get slapped with a $121 fine for not having snow tires on most B.C. highways

Winter tires and chains are required on most routes in B.C. starting Oct. 1.
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Low-income hotels in Vancouver see 16 per cent rent hikes

Low-income hotels in Vancouver see 16 per cent rent hikes

Rooms available at $375 per month shelter rate plummet from 1,700 to 77
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NDP failing those with mental health and addictions: Wilkinson

NDP failing those with mental health and addictions: Wilkinson

Liberal leader pledges to end homeless camps, secure cities’ streets
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Access to legal services continues to widen in B.C.

Access to legal services continues to widen in B.C.

Legal regulator responding to need for legal advice, options
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A dazzling full 'harvest moon' is set to illuminate Vancouver skies tonight

A dazzling full 'harvest moon' is set to illuminate Vancouver skies tonight

The magic moon has inspired a rather dreamy, beautiful song by Canadian icon Neil Young, too.
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NDP promises to increase student grant program to $4,000, create 2,000 tech spaces

NDP promises to increase student grant program to $4,000, create 2,000 tech spaces

VANCOUVER — The NDP is promising to increase a British Columbia government student grant program up to $4,000 for eligible students to help them pay tuition, textbook and supply costs.
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Two people in B.C. are accused of helping to fake refugee claims over a dozen years

Two people in B.C. are accused of helping to fake refugee claims over a dozen years

VANCOUVER — Two people in Metro Vancouver are accused of colluding with foreign nationals to make fraudulent claims for refugee protection in Canada.
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B.C. firefighters have been fighting American wildfires over the past two weeks

B.C. firefighters have been fighting American wildfires over the past two weeks

Hundreds of firefighters from across British Columbia have been working tirelessly south of the border.
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