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This B.C. chalet offers a spellbinding stay in the 'heli-ski capital of the world'

This B.C. chalet offers a spellbinding stay in the 'heli-ski capital of the world'

It also features the longest vertical drop of any ski resort in North America.
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Fancy a trip to Tofino? Online auction opens Monday for Coquitlam arts hub

Fancy a trip to Tofino? Online auction opens Monday for Coquitlam arts hub

Bidding opens Monday (Oct. 24) for the Place des Arts' sixth annual online auction.
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B.C. health authority sues U.K. man for almost $89K in hospital costs

B.C. health authority sues U.K. man for almost $89K in hospital costs

Interest on the original $65,758 bill keeps adding up, even after a $21,1160 payment.
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The most popular home type in each Canadian province

The most popular home type in each Canadian province

Across the country, apartments were the most common type of housing.
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B.C. underwater hockey teammate must pay over $1K in beer, food and hotel costs

B.C. underwater hockey teammate must pay over $1K in beer, food and hotel costs

Coquitlam team members agreed to divide costs on group expenses but some wound up covering one member's share.
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I Watched This Game: Canucks lose four-straight to start season for first time in franchise history

I Watched This Game: Canucks lose four-straight to start season for first time in franchise history

The Vancouver Canucks squandered yet another multi-goal lead against the Columbus Blue Jackets on Tuesday night.
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After her farm flooded, this B.C. farmer went looking for solutions

After her farm flooded, this B.C. farmer went looking for solutions

An unlikely group from northwest B.C. is working together to restore the heavily impacted Upper Bulkley River to protect farmland from floods and bring balance back to a disrupted ecosystem
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'Deeply shaken': Burnaby Mountie killed in line of duty identified as Const. Shaelyn Yang

'Deeply shaken': Burnaby Mountie killed in line of duty identified as Const. Shaelyn Yang

Burnaby RCMP Const. Shaelyn Yang, 31, was stabbed to death while accompanying a City of Burnaby parks employee to a local homeless camp in the area of Broadview Park off Canada Way.
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B.C.’s population surge adds to health-care stress

B.C.’s population surge adds to health-care stress

Provincial government has rolled out a range of initiatives to try to improve the system
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Canadian businesses spending billions more dollars to ward off cyber threats

Canadian businesses spending billions more dollars to ward off cyber threats

Risk management for businesses now includes cyber risk insurance. Only 16% of Canadian businesses had this type of insurance.
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