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Majority of B.C. residents fear Canadian recession will happen within the next year

Majority of B.C. residents fear Canadian recession will happen within the next year

A new poll shows a majority of British Columbians believe a recession is imminent.
Injunction granted against Alberta's 'turn-off-the-taps' act

Injunction granted against Alberta's 'turn-off-the-taps' act

The Federal Court of Canada has granted the Government of B.C.’s application for an injunction against Alberta’s Bill-12 – the act Alberta has threatened to use to cut off oil and gas to B.C. in its dispute over the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline.
Air Canada voted #1 family-friendly airline in North America

Air Canada voted #1 family-friendly airline in North America

Air Canada was voted the best family-friendly airline in North America at the Wherever Awards created by the teams behind Global Traveler and Trazee Travel.
Vancouver School District to support students taking part in climate strike

Vancouver School District to support students taking part in climate strike

The two most populous school districts in British Columbia will support students wishing to participate in climate strike activities on Friday.
It was 'raining rocks' thanks to water main break on busy Vancouver street

It was 'raining rocks' thanks to water main break on busy Vancouver street

We've seen our fair share of it raining cats and dogs lately in Vancouver. But how about it raining rocks?
Vancouver reiterates calls for federal leaders to create safe drug supply

Vancouver reiterates calls for federal leaders to create safe drug supply

Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart reiterated his call for the federal government to declare a federal health emergency around the opioid crisis.
After three shootings in 15 hours, Vancouver police say a gang war is proliferating in the DTES

After three shootings in 15 hours, Vancouver police say a gang war is proliferating in the DTES

Three people were shot inside the span of 15 hours, a gang turf war is taking root in the Downtown Eastside, says the VPD.
Canada's first full-sized surf park proposed for Squamish with resort town

Canada's first full-sized surf park proposed for Squamish with resort town

While it may seem like an outlandish proposition, a development company has inked out a plan to create a massive surf park off the highway to Squamish.
North Vancouver photographer documents the remarkable journey of urban salmon

North Vancouver photographer documents the remarkable journey of urban salmon

He’ll be giving a presentation, called Under the Surface: Vancouver’s Urban Salmon, as part of Lynn Canyon Ecology Centre’s One Earth Speaker Series.
Give severely addicted drug users injectable medical-grade heroin: guideline

Give severely addicted drug users injectable medical-grade heroin: guideline

A national research group recommends health-care providers offer injectable medical-grade heroin or another prescription drug to severely addicted patients if treatment with oral medication has not worked.
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