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B.C. store to pay $750K settlement in washroom voyeurism case

A Vancouver Island food market will be paying six women $750,000 after reaching a settlement in a class-action lawsuit against them and a former employee who was found to have secretly recorded women in the store’s bathroom. The $750,000 settlement will be split among the six plaintiffs in the suit, with different amounts allocated between […]

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Holiday train rolling through B.C. bringing Barenaked Ladies fun and charity

Despite the CPKC Holiday Train’s 90-minute delay getting through Rogers Pass Wednesday afternoon, the cold, rain and hail didn’t dissuade hundreds from waiting at the Revelstoke rail yard for the Barenaked Ladies to roll in. On a railway tour across British Columbia to raise money for local food banks this holiday season, the iconic Canadian

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Easy recipe for preventing Christmas kitchen fires in B.C.: Safety council

From trays of Christmas baking to traditional holiday recipes and dinners, many Canadian kitchens will be filled with delicious aromas between now and Dec. 25, which is also the period when cooking-related house fires spike. The Canada Safety Council is reminding Canadians that the most common cause of home fires during the holiday season isn’t

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(Sponsored content) Live Here, Shop Here introduces the faces behind the counter

Live Here, Shop Here is a Maple Ridge Pitt Meadows News campaign that spans the holiday season to spotlight the value of shopping local. It is the high degree of expertise and personal service that people receive when they shop local, something typically missing when shopping at big box stores and online retailers. There is

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Print found at 2021 murder scene matches accused, Kelowna RCMP officer testifies

WARNING: This story includes details from a murder trial and may be triggering for some readers. A Kelowna RCMP officer and print analyst told Justice Gropper that a palm print found at a 2021 murder scene matched the accused. Cpl. Craig Van Every was on the witness stand in Kelowna Supreme Court on Dec. 18

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