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B.C. provides $20M in support for those forced to travel for cancer care

B.C. provides $20M in support for those forced to travel for cancer care

Funds will be split between the Canadian Cancer Society and Hope Air to expand their programs.
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British Columbia expects 'enhanced masking' in health-care settings, Dix says

VANCOUVER — British Columbia Health Minister Adrian Dix says an announcement is coming Thursday on new rules for the province's health-care facilities, include masking.
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Vancouver Police Department has hired 100 officers in 2023

Vancouver Police Department has hired 100 officers in 2023

Mayor Ken Sim: "That should be celebrated."
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A Vancouver brewery will turn into a creepy haunted house filled with blood- (and beer-) thirsty ghosts

A Vancouver brewery will turn into a creepy haunted house filled with blood- (and beer-) thirsty ghosts

Get ready for beer and boos.
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Metro Vancouver region facing potential wave of development fee increases

Metro Vancouver region facing potential wave of development fee increases

Single-family homes and townhomes could see fee increases more than triple over three years.
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Everything B.C. residents need to know about buying travel insurance in 2023

Everything B.C. residents need to know about buying travel insurance in 2023

Missing an important step could cost you big bucks.
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B.C. construction industry taps $10M to help battle worker shortages

B.C. construction industry taps $10M to help battle worker shortages

Initiative has registered 1,329 apprentices and given funding to 700 employers.
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Meet the women entrepreneurs participating in new Vancouver initiative with $25K grand prize

Meet the women entrepreneurs participating in new Vancouver initiative with $25K grand prize

From sustainable skincare to better-for-you foods.
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Coquitlam teacher reprimanded after young students shown film depicting suicide, sex

Coquitlam teacher reprimanded after young students shown film depicting suicide, sex

COQUITLAM — French immersion teacher allowed Grade 2/3 students to watch a film containing "inappropriate" scenes, teacher discipline board says.
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Locals asked to help guide design of new Vancouver park in the works since the 1990s

Locals asked to help guide design of new Vancouver park in the works since the 1990s

The city of Vancouver is working to create a new park and is looking for guidance from residents.
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