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This dog was found in B.C. with a week-old gunshot wound

This dog was found in B.C. with a week-old gunshot wound

"Brownie was in so much pain that he stopped eating."
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B.C. man rescued after falling head-first into well

B.C. man rescued after falling head-first into well

“Luckily it wasn’t raining at the time — otherwise the hole would have filled up on him.”
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Whistler businesses contend with slow start to ski season

Whistler businesses contend with slow start to ski season

Snowfall at Whistler Blackcomb was 60 per cent below the 30-year average through Dec. 31, 2019.
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B.C. robbery suspect arrested after police spot man with stolen chainsaws on bike

B.C. robbery suspect arrested after police spot man with stolen chainsaws on bike

It’s not often you see a man walking a bicycle in the early-morning hours with a chainsaw propped on each side of the handlebars.
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Uber, Lyft approved in Metro Vancouver, Whistler

Uber, Lyft approved in Metro Vancouver, Whistler

FINALLY
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ICBC to rank auto body repair shops to help save them money

ICBC to rank auto body repair shops to help save them money

"By publicly ranking the repair shops by performance we expect that this will help curb some of the rising claims costs and pressures that ICBC is facing."
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West Vancouver artist Gordon Smith dies at 100

West Vancouver artist Gordon Smith dies at 100

Smith passed away at his home in West Vancouver on Saturday
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Restaurant charging extra 1% on bills to recover costs of B.C. health tax

Restaurant charging extra 1% on bills to recover costs of B.C. health tax

“We had a number of choices — we could lay off employees, increase the price of beer and food, or cut portions, or put a fee on."
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Pipeline protesters block access to Swartz Bay ferry terminal in support of Wet’suwet’en Nation hereditary chiefs

Pipeline protesters block access to Swartz Bay ferry terminal in support of Wet’suwet’en Nation hereditary chiefs

Travellers looking to get on the 7:00 a.m. ferry from Swartz Bay to Tsawwassen by way of Salt Spring Island have apparently been unable to get through this morning. BC Ferries sent out a notice at 6:56 a.m.
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B.C. leads countrywide surge in immigration

B.C. leads countrywide surge in immigration

National population growth from July 1 to October 1 reached a robust 0.6%.
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