For the second month in a row — after a year of decline — the number of Americans travelling to Canada has increased. But Canadians are not easing up on their reluctance to travel south, with fewer and fewer heading to America by both land and air. According to the latest report from Statistics Canada, […]
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Editor’s note: The following contains details which may be disturbing to some readers. Human trafficking is not the burly guy covered in tattoos and heavy gold chains smoking a cigar. It’s not an unmarked windowless white van. It’s the person who could be the guy – or girl – next door offering a helping hand.
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Time is running out for an orphaned bear cub in Maple Ridge, as members of the Albion neighbourhood watch helplessly. Ellie Lamb has posted in social media, that if people see the cub, they should immediately call the RAPP Line to report her location at 1-877-952-7277 or #7277 on TELUS, so that the Conservation Officers
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The man behind a defamation campaign in the B.C. traffic control industry will have to pay one third of a $1.7-million civil penalty, a B.C. Supreme Court judge has ruled. Justice Anita Chan has ordered that Remon Hanna pay $576,564.19 out of the total $1,729,692.58 in damages and interest, which resulted from a libel case
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Former Spuzzum First Nation Chief James Hobart was sentenced to one year of probation earlier this week in connection to a 2022 assault in Mission. Hobart was issued a probation order and a conditional discharge at a sentencing hearing in Abbotsford provincial court on Monday (April 13), according to the BC Prosecution Service. The offences
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