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Health officials urge B.C. to roll up sleeves for flu shots

Another respiratory illness season is fast approaching, but the biggest threat to public health might not even be the viruses themselves. The real danger to public safety might be a 30-second social media video, say B.C. health officials. “Get your information from a reputable source; social media is not a scientific source of health information,” […]

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THE MOJ: Lions set to sink their teeth into some of the CFL’s top honours

By Bob Marjanovich The Canadian Football League has announced its nominees for this season’s Most Outstanding Player Awards and we’ve decided to break it all down for you from a B.C. Lions perspective. All of the statistics provided are those heading into the final weekend of the regular season. MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER: B.C. nominee –

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B.C. Conservative committee calls on Leader John Rustad to resign

A letter from seven members of the B.C. Conservative Party management committee is calling on Leader John Rustad to resign. It says the party has been engulfed in an “unprecedented level of turmoil” since the last provincial election in 2024. “As a leader, it is your responsibility to unite the party around a common vision

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Maple Ridge conducting citizen satisfaction survey

A survey is underway that offers residents an opportuunity to let Maple Ridge City Hall know how it’s doing. The city conducts community surveys periodically to better understand resident priorities and satisfaction levels, helping to align planning and budget decisions with public expectations. The citizen satisfaction survey is offered every two years to track trends

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Rogers and striking Abbotsford workers headed back to the negotiation table

It’s been more than four months since local Rogers technicians first walked off the job in search of wages that match their fellow Lower Mainland workers. Since then, all talks between Rogers Communications and the United Steelworkers Union Local 1944 have not led to an agreement. This strike action stems from the fact that Abbotsford

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