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Camping fees increase for 59 B.C. parks, non-residents to pay a surchargeBC Parks says it is introducing a new camping surcharge for people living outside of B.C. and updating camping fees for the first time since 2016.EconomyJan 29
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Man charged with N.B. seniors home sexual assaults was related to a resident: policePolice in Saint John, N.B., say a 69-year-old man charged with the sexual assault of 15 people at a seniors care home was a family member of one of the residents.CrimeMar 5
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Heavy snow expected for Coquihalla Highway, 40 to 60 cm in forecastA frontal system is passing through the region, bringing strong southwesterly winds and instability, Environment Canada says.WeatherFeb 25
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ICBC CEO stands by no-fault model, says it keeps rates stable, provides rebatesIn B.C.'s latest quarterly financial report, ICBC was forecast to contribute $295 million to the province's revenue, but actually contributed $695 million.EconomyJan 26
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More than 2,000 Pimicikamak Cree Nation members still displaced 60 days after outage'Our people have been abandoned,' the Nation said in a statement. 'No family should be forced to live in mould-infested, unsafe homes while those responsible dodge their duty.'CanadaFeb 27
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Accused killer entered notorious Granville SRO under false name in hat, sunglasses before arrestOn Dec. 19, the province said it directed BC Housing to investigate how Jordan Conway was able to gain access to the Luugat to make sure policies and procedures are in place.CrimeFeb 19
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Vancouver airport parkade might never be finished, construction halted 6 years agoThe parkade was part of a $9 billion expansion plan announced in 2018, but construction was halted in 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic.Economy9 hours
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Scheifele scores OT winner as Winnipeg Jets down Blackhawks 3-2Cole Perfetti tied the game with 39.6 seconds left before Mark Scheifele scored his 18th career overtime goal as the Jets began an eight-game homestand on a high note.SportsMar 4
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Spirit Airlines expected to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy this yearBy the time of its first Chapter 11 filing in November 2024, Spirit had lost more than $2.5 billion since the start of 2020 amid COVID-19 struggles.EconomyFeb 24
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1 dead, 19 displaced after fire at Ottawa apartment building: firefightersThe Ottawa fire service says one person is dead and 19 people have been displaced after a fire at an apartment building in the city's west end Sunday.FireJan 19
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Bitcoin’s downward trend continues as it hits lowest level in 15 months.The original cryptocurrency has lost 46 per cent of its value since Oct. 6 after it hit a record high of $126,210.50, now sitting at $67,245.EconomyFeb 5
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Credit agency downgrades Nova Scotia’s finances, citing more spending and debtPremier Tim Houston’s government projected a deficit of about $697 million last spring, but that has since ballooned to nearly $1.3 billion as of December.EconomyFeb 2
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Montreal vigil to mark anniversary of Quebec City mosque attackA vigil will be held in Montreal at 4:30 p.m. Thursday to mark the ninth anniversary of the Jan. 29, 2017, Quebec City mosque attack and to honor the six people killed.CanadaJan 29
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Spring 2026 fashion trends you need to knowFlorals for spring? Think again. It's time to tap into spring fashion trends for 2026 with curated picks by Aritzia, Simons, La Vie en Rose and beyond.The CuratorFeb 26
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10 easy bedroom upgrades that make a big impactThese standout finds from brands like Simons, Wayfair, Article and more will elevate your room into a cohesive, magazine-worthy retreat.The CuratorMar 2
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23 best self-care gifts for at-home pamperingIn 2026, we’re pampering with purpose. From an indulgent Lush bath bomb to a Kobo e-reader, discover the best self-care gifts to elevate their routine from blah to bliss.The CuratorMar 6
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McMorris cruises into Olympic slopestyle finalCanadian snowboarder Mark McMorris wasted little time Sunday showing he was back from a nasty crash in big air training.SportsFeb 15
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Toronto Zoo sees fewer visitors as extreme heat, cold dampen demandToronto Zoo expected 1.39 million visitors to flock to its Rouge National Urban Park campus in 2025. But roughly 130,000 fewer people actually attended.CanadaJan 22
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Americans view each other as morally bad, poll says. Canada is the oppositeWhile 47 per cent of Americans said their fellow citizens are morally good — the lowest score of any country — 92 per cent of Canadians had a positive moral view of each other.CanadaMar 5
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New football chinstrap to lessen blows to facemaskErin Hanson wants to make taking it on the chin in football much safer in Canada.SportsFeb 26