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Retrofit rush expected as Vancouver imposes carbon reporting

Retrofit rush expected as Vancouver imposes carbon reporting

Advancements in finance, engineering and technology will help owners meet targets.
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Skipping time off? You're not alone

Skipping time off? You're not alone

Two polls find that many Canadians don't take all of the vacation days they are owed.
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Trump thinks Canadians 'nasty' for avoiding U.S. travel, banning booze: ambassador

Trump thinks Canadians 'nasty' for avoiding U.S. travel, banning booze: ambassador

Premier Eby said the ambassador's remarks show Canadians' efforts to stand up to Trump are "having an impact," and he encouraged people to "keep it up."
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Here's how Canada's LNG exports could make your heating bill go up

Here's how Canada's LNG exports could make your heating bill go up

Canada's LNG industry is just getting going, but one expert says the 'party is almost over' when it comes to economic benefits.
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Opinion: Sun advice from a skin cancer researcher and physician

Opinion: Sun advice from a skin cancer researcher and physician

Our warm weather season is short, and it's important to enjoy the outdoors. The point isn't to be sun-scared — just stay sun-safe.
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'Childhood fear': B.C. city urges public to stay off dangerous mud flats

'Childhood fear': B.C. city urges public to stay off dangerous mud flats

Port Moody Fire Rescue is warning residents and visitors to stay off the mud flats.
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Is B.C. doing enough to protect workers from AI?

Is B.C. doing enough to protect workers from AI?

The government is consulting on recommended changes. Critics say faster action is needed.
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Okanagan Lake, Fraser River the deadliest water bodies in B.C.

Okanagan Lake, Fraser River the deadliest water bodies in B.C.

Chief coroner: Accidental drowning deaths continue to see an unfortunate upward trend during the warm summer months.
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Toxic effluent, repeated penalties plague B.C. Domtar mill

Toxic effluent, repeated penalties plague B.C. Domtar mill

The latest set of penalties to Domtar's Skookumchuck, B.C., mill total more than $56,000 and come as the company's ownership is scrutinized in a legal review by the Forest Stewardship Council.
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New mural turns popular Vancouver greenway blue and yellow

New mural turns popular Vancouver greenway blue and yellow

The bike path is now a mural
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