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‘Cruel, dehumanizing and deadly’: suit filed against Vancouver sheltering ban
BC Civil Liberties Association says daytime ban violates sections of Charter of Rights and Freedoms
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New cutting-edge equipment advances surgical care at Rupert hospital
The health authority hopes the new tower will save residents out-of-city travel and draw more skilled doctors to Prince Rupert
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Education minister removes Greater Victoria school board
A temporary trustee has been appointed
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Okanagan-based bomb squad not currently being considered
'We must consider needs based on call volume and cost analysis'
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B.C. psychologist pens book to help youngsters foster friendships
The Friendship Guide was written to help kids readjust to group and social settings post-COVID-19
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Horse-and-cart milkman to pickleball teacher: B.C. man not stopping at 98
From Kitimat to Crescent Beach to Vancouver's West End, Stan Fryer has lived life "abundantly"
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Dog found tied to B.C. stop sign with desperate 5-page letter and $500
The dog was found in the vicinity of BC SPCA’s Wild ARC
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Nuclear weapons? Revelstoke council cuts wire on throwback disarmament policy
Policy that emerged 40 years ago during post-Cold War nuclear disarmament movement now rescinded as out of city's jurisdiction
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3 officers injured in altercation at Kelowna McDonald's
The injured officers are recovering at home
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Janet Austin says farewell after 7 years as B.C.’s lieutenant-governor
Austin was sworn in as the province’s 30th lieutenant-governor in April 2018
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