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Drug users say B.C. 'fight continues' during decriminalization amid safe supply calls

Drug users say B.C. 'fight continues' during decriminalization amid safe supply calls

VANCOUVER — Members of an advocacy group for drug users have gathered to celebrate the start of decriminalization in British Columbia and discuss how they will "fight back" against any efforts to seize illicit substances that meet the 2.
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Vancouver developer helping to green Alberta’s grid

Vancouver developer helping to green Alberta’s grid

Concord Pacific, Athabasca Chipewyan add new solar farms in Alberta
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Safety alert: Canada-wide recall of mugs, houseware items due to 'mould contamination'

Safety alert: Canada-wide recall of mugs, houseware items due to 'mould contamination'

The recall involves a popular retailer and thousands of products were sold across Canada.
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New West Coast-inspired restaurant opening on UBC campus

New West Coast-inspired restaurant opening on UBC campus

Featuring an all-day menu, drinks, happy hour and weekend brunch.
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B.C. woman an example of system that's leaving women's heart health behind

B.C. woman an example of system that's leaving women's heart health behind

One woman’s life is lost every 16 minutes.
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B.C. police seek wanted woman with Coquitlam record

B.C. police seek wanted woman with Coquitlam record

Coralee Hurley is on Metro Vancouver Crime Stoppers' "most wanted" list for a second time in nearly four months.
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Earls to launch new restaurant banner: Birdies Eats & Drinks

Earls to launch new restaurant banner: Birdies Eats & Drinks

Move coincides with opening a new Earls at Brentwood Town Centre
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A bed in someone's Vancouver living room is being rented for $900

A bed in someone's Vancouver living room is being rented for $900

Whoever moves in can't be too worried about privacy
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Immigration increase alone won't fix the labour market, experts say

Immigration increase alone won't fix the labour market, experts say

Experts say Canada’s plan to increase immigration may ease some pressures in the labour market, but bigger changes are needed to ensure new permanent residents are matched with the jobs that most need filling.
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Mindfulness in the supermarket: How to reduce your food waste

Mindfulness in the supermarket: How to reduce your food waste

Sure, you can go into the grocery store and buy a mango any time of the year. Here's why it's probably not the best idea.
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