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200,000 affected in Simon Fraser University cyberattack

200,000 affected in Simon Fraser University cyberattack

Banking details, social insurance numbers, passwords unaffected: SFU
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Banana peel on car floor, not impairment, to blame for abnormal driving

Banana peel on car floor, not impairment, to blame for abnormal driving

Police advised the motorist to avoid peeling fruits while behind the wheel.
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Delivering COVID-19 vaccine to B.C. First Nations by goal still possible: officials

Delivering COVID-19 vaccine to B.C. First Nations by goal still possible: officials

VANCOUVER — The top doctor at British Columbia's First Nations Health Authority says active cases of COVID-19 are down after a "significant spike" in early January, and delivering the vaccine to all Indigenous communities by the end of next month is
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Man falls through ice on Kalamalka Lake while warning kids to get away from edge

Man falls through ice on Kalamalka Lake while warning kids to get away from edge

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Feds leaving it to provinces to request military help for vaccine rollout

Feds leaving it to provinces to request military help for vaccine rollout

Military already playing a role in rollout but it will be up to jurisdictions to request further assistance
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Former cop in prison for murdering his wife can continue escorted absences from prison

Former cop in prison for murdering his wife can continue escorted absences from prison

Keith Wiens was found guilty of second-degree murder in 2013.
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B.C. woman with weeks to live weds on Family Day

B.C. woman with weeks to live weds on Family Day

Kandace Harry was diagnosed with cervical cancer in December 2019.
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B.C. photographer wins top prize in Canadian Geographic photo competition

B.C. photographer wins top prize in Canadian Geographic photo competition

Photographers were asked to capture their concept of home.
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Nearly two dozen vehicles tried to navigate Okanagan Connector with inadequate tires

Nearly two dozen vehicles tried to navigate Okanagan Connector with inadequate tires

Other tickets were also handed out, including ones for brake issues and not having a licence.
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Whistler-area avalanche conditions 'tricky,' says expert after two recent deaths

Whistler-area avalanche conditions 'tricky,' says expert after two recent deaths

VICTORIA — Cold winds followed by snowfall in British Columbia's south coastal region has produced unusual and tricky avalanche conditions in mountain areas frequented by backcountry enthusiasts, says an Avalanche Canada spokesman.
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