U.S. DEA uncovers massive drug operation connected to B.C. resident
A Surrey man with alleged links to international drug trade has been arrested in the United States
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B.C.'s public service union schedules strike vote for August
Public Service workers in the B.C. General Employees Union will vote between Aug. 11 and 29.
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THE MOJ: Explosive Ti-Cat offence offers a big challenge for the B.C. Lions
The CFL’s top passer, Bo Levi Mitchell, and its top receiver, Kenny Lawler, should give the Leo’s defence plenty to keep their hands full
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ICBC wins case against B.C. driver who sought $300K for crash causing 'pink dot'
Civil resolution tribunal rules that while driver suffered permanent vision impairment, he didn’t prove it entitles him to compensation
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Hamming it up: Amateur radio enthusiasts to converge on Peace Arch Park
HAMS at the Border taking place from 10 a.m. till noon July 26
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