Aron Dunn stands next to the pathway on Boundary Bay Dyke, gazing out over the bay and the trail where his daughter Tori used to walk. Tori, along with her boyfriend Trafford and their dog Cedar, loved exploring those paths, so it was the perfect place for the Surrey woman’s family to have a memorial […]
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Premier David Eby told the annual gathering of the B.C. Council of Forest Industries (COFI) on Friday said that the government plans to ease industrial carbon prices for pulp mills as the province’s forestry sector continues to struggle to remain competitive. “We have been working with COFI to address costs faced by the sector,” he
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The Greater Vancouver Zoo announced the death of its 18-year-old African lion, Boomer, on Wednesday, April 8. The zoo said Boomer experienced a “rapid decline in his quality of life” in the days leading up to a euthanization decision due to end-stage renal disease. He had been receiving treatment for the condition since last year.
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A B.C. Supreme Court Judge has released a scolding review of the Okanagan Indian Band’s conduct in its dispute with Parker Cove Properties Limited Partnership (PCPLP), while blocking the band’s attempt to cut off fire protection and emergency services to the development community on the west side of Okanagan Lake. Justice Neena Sharma’s Feb. 12
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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre addressed his party’s defectors, high gas prices, war in the Middle East and other issues at a stop in Maple Ridge on Friday morning, April 10. Poilievre was hosted by Pitt Meadows Plumbing – which is actually in the City of Maple Ridge. He took questions from the workers, and was
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