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Provincial funding for EV charging stations runs out, leaving stratas in limbo

Provincial funding for EV charging stations runs out, leaving stratas in limbo

Applications stopped being accepted this week for the EV Charger Rebate Program, after the $14 million in funding was used up
Prince George, Vancouver lottery tickets share big prize

Prince George, Vancouver lottery tickets share big prize

Two of those tickets both had five of the six winning numbers, plus the bonus number, making them worth $139,300.30 each.
Trevor Hancock: Robots will have to pay taxes

Trevor Hancock: Robots will have to pay taxes

The billions of dollars these taxes would raise could be put to good use, funding a guaranteed basic income for everyone, as more people are displaced not only from industrial work but many service industry jobs
Canadian group advocates for tax credits to help struggling singles

Canadian group advocates for tax credits to help struggling singles

An advocacy group is calling on the federal government to invest in working-age single adults, who they say are experiencing the highest rates of poverty in Canada.
Vending machine with prizes based on personality quiz to pop up in Vancouver

Vending machine with prizes based on personality quiz to pop up in Vancouver

There are prizes for all types of Vancouverites, from foodies to fitness junkies to artists.
Police arrest male suspect after knife incident in North Vancouver

Police arrest male suspect after knife incident in North Vancouver

The man broke into an apartment building in Central Lonsdale and allegedly waved a knife at a security guard, RCMP say
82-year-old Sunshine Coaster awarded his karate black belt

82-year-old Sunshine Coaster awarded his karate black belt

'As a karate student, you're not really working towards a particular belt, you're just trying to understand what karate is, and to serve its basic tenets – honour, respect and achieving what you can within your own limits,' says the Sunshine Coast's Michael Sherman
Squamish Beer Festival is right around the corner

Squamish Beer Festival is right around the corner

The annual event will boast over 40 craft beer and cidery options at the Al McIntosh Logger Sports Grounds on June 24.
Small Italian restaurant in Vancouver heritage home closes permanently

Small Italian restaurant in Vancouver heritage home closes permanently

The owner is starting a new chapter abroad.
U.S. deploys high-tech Pentagon program to help Canada detect, suppress new wildfires

U.S. deploys high-tech Pentagon program to help Canada detect, suppress new wildfires

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Defense has deployed a new high-tech fire detection system to help Canada battle one of its worst wildfire seasons on record.
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