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Signs of economic softening grow as job creation lags population growth

Signs of economic softening grow as job creation lags population growth

OTTAWA — Canada's labour market is softening as the unemployment rate rises for a third consecutive month, offering some evidence the economy is finally slowing down.
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New Northern Chinese steamed bun restaurant draws crowds in Richmond

New Northern Chinese steamed bun restaurant draws crowds in Richmond

Chinese Baozi Master opens its doors in Yaohan food court
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Here are all the road closures for Vancouver's Pride Parade this weekend

Here are all the road closures for Vancouver's Pride Parade this weekend

Drivers and transit users may want to plan ahead.
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BCCDC warns of record spike in parasitic illness linked to contaminated food

BCCDC warns of record spike in parasitic illness linked to contaminated food

The cyclospora parasite, often passed to humans on fresh produce, led to a record 43 cases in B.C. by the end of July.
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Health Alert: Air conditioners recalled in Canada due to fire hazard

Health Alert: Air conditioners recalled in Canada due to fire hazard

Do you have this A/C unit?
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Luge coach denies allegations of abuse, neglect brought by Whistler athlete

Luge coach denies allegations of abuse, neglect brought by Whistler athlete

In April lawsuit, Garrett Reid alleged Matthew McMurray’s Pattern of harassment, bullying and neglect led to ‘catastrophic’ 2019 injury at Whistler Sliding Centre
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Check your cabinet: Over 35,000 bottles of cleanser, facial scrub recalled due to plastic microbeads

Check your cabinet: Over 35,000 bottles of cleanser, facial scrub recalled due to plastic microbeads

The cleanser was sold across Canada
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10 ways nature and animals forecast the weather

10 ways nature and animals forecast the weather

A snake might sense an earthquake several seconds before a person because of how that snake's body absorbs movement.
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Burnaby hookah lounge ordered to pay $25K in withheld wages

Burnaby hookah lounge ordered to pay $25K in withheld wages

Two ex-employees complained to the Employment Standards Branch about the Bloo BBY hookah lounge, saying they weren’t paid their wages on a regular basis and never got tips.
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B.C. broker fined $50K over phoney mortgage applications

B.C. broker fined $50K over phoney mortgage applications

Former submortgage broker Ravinder Biln created fake income records to land clients mortgages they were otherwise not entitled to.
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