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Kirk LaPointe: Rustad's biggest test will be proving he's premier material

Kirk LaPointe: Rustad's biggest test will be proving he's premier material

BC Conservatives celebrated at party's largest-ever convention, but leadership tensions bubble below the surface
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Better Business Bureau: March is fraud prevention month

Better Business Bureau: March is fraud prevention month

Financial grooming scams lead to high-dollar losses, according to new Better Business Bureau (BBB) report.
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Another earthquake shakes awake some British Columbians

Another earthquake shakes awake some British Columbians

VANCOUVER — An earthquake shook awake some residents of British Columbia's south coast early Monday, marking the latest in a series of tremors in recent weeks.
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Seawall section reopens after crews repair broken slopes

Seawall section reopens after crews repair broken slopes

The closure between Third Beach and Prospect Point lasted three weeks.
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B.C. Supreme Court orders WestJet not to mislead passengers about compensation

B.C. Supreme Court orders WestJet not to mislead passengers about compensation

Under Canada's air passenger rights legislation, airlines must provide meals and accommodation to travellers affected by flight delays and cancellations within their control.
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Rob Shaw: B.C. bracing for one of its weirdest, wildest budgets in history

Rob Shaw: B.C. bracing for one of its weirdest, wildest budgets in history

Finance Minister Brenda Bailey faces impossible choices as economic turmoil escalates and NDP scraps promises, protects core services, bets on contingencies
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Amid tariff threats, U.S. town rallies with 'support Canada' bumper sticker

Amid tariff threats, U.S. town rallies with 'support Canada' bumper sticker

Businesses and residents in Point Roberts say they feel "stuck in the middle" amid rising tensions between Canada and the U.S.
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Canada's bracing for Trump's tariffs. Here's how it's expected to respond

Canada's bracing for Trump's tariffs. Here's how it's expected to respond

Tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods imposed by the U.S. government are expected to take hold tomorrow, marking the start of a North American trade war.
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5 things you didn't know about alcohol in Vancouver

5 things you didn't know about alcohol in Vancouver

From the crash of a famed local ship, to the early days of the Vancouver Police Department, to the Queen of Rum Row to when vodka was illegal.
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'Slight change in the forecast': Showers, clouds returning to Metro Vancouver

'Slight change in the forecast': Showers, clouds returning to Metro Vancouver

'It's basically what we see for this time of the year.'
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