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St. John Ambulance therapy dogs return to give lots of TLC

St. John Ambulance therapy dogs return to give lots of TLC

Therapy dogs are looking forward to lots of cuddles.
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BC Ferries hopes for whale-free weekend to handle expected crush of traffic

BC Ferries hopes for whale-free weekend to handle expected crush of traffic

BC Ferries has a few sailing tips if you're planning to travel this long weekend.
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Active COVID-19 infections in B.C. tick up to 695 over the weekend

Active COVID-19 infections in B.C. tick up to 695 over the weekend

VICTORIA — British Columbia reported 267 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday that were diagnosed over the previous three days, for an average of 89 new infections per day.
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Fairy Creek protesters defend felling small trees in order to impede police

Fairy Creek protesters defend felling small trees in order to impede police

PORT RENFREW, B.C.
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Australian firefighters arriving in B.C. this week

Australian firefighters arriving in B.C. this week

As of July 26, there are 3,558 people involved in firefighting operations in the province.
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North Shore rolls out e-bike share program

North Shore rolls out e-bike share program

Full fleet of 200 electric assist bikes available soon
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B.C.'s money-laundering inquiry sets dates for new witnesses

B.C.'s money-laundering inquiry sets dates for new witnesses

One of the new witnesses will be Ross Alderson, the former director of Anti-Money Laundering at the BCLC.
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Poorly installed propane in vacation homes poses carbon monoxide danger: group

Poorly installed propane in vacation homes poses carbon monoxide danger: group

Technical Safety BC is warning British Columbians to familiarize themselves with the signs, symptoms and potential sources of carbon monoxide exposure when out on their vacations.
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Measures approved to prevent birds from being poisoned by rodenticides

Measures approved to prevent birds from being poisoned by rodenticides

The province will also be undertaking a science review to better understand the root causes of secondary poisoning
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B.C. RCMP say Fairy Creek activists cut 18 trees to block vehicle access

B.C. RCMP say Fairy Creek activists cut 18 trees to block vehicle access

LAKE COWICHAN, B.C. — The Mounties in British Columbia say protesters breaching an injunction against blockades set up to prevent old-growth logging on southern Vancouver Island cut 18 trees.
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