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Air passenger advocate ‘alarmed’ after BC Civil Resolution Tribunal puts passenger disputes on holdThe tribunal said to Consumer Matters for Air Passenger Protection Regulation related disputes not yet assigned to a tribunal member for adjudication those disputes are on hold.ConsumerOct 17
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In their words: B.C. party leaders on affordability and housingGlobal News sat down with B.C.'s three major party leaders to ask them how they plan to make life more affordable over the next four years.PoliticsOct 17
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B.C. election 2024 cheat sheet: A last-minute voter’s guideDoes B.C.'s provincial election have you scratching your head ahead of voting day? We've assembled a last-minute cheat sheet for voters.PoliticsOct 18
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Taylor Swift fans face ‘out of control’ hotel prices for Canadian tour datesHotel rooms near the venue during those dates, including the Toronto Marriott City Centre Hotel, attached to the Rogers Centre, are being advertised for around $2,000 per night.EntertainmentOct 31
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‘Out of control’: Room costs 10 times higher on Taylor Swift show nightsThe situation facing Taylor Swift fans seeking accommodation during the music superstar's weekend shows in Toronto and Vancouver is looking expensive.CanadaOct 31
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B.C. Sikh temple granted buffer zone with protests of consular officials expectedA B.C. Supreme Court judge has granted an order to establish a buffer zone around one of the province's largest Sikh temples this Saturday in advance of expected protests.CanadaNov 1
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B.C.’s election sits on a knife edge with several races too close to callBritish Columbia's provincial election turned out to be just as close as pollsters predicted, with the outcome sitting on a knife edge as the final results trickled in.PoliticsOct 19
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Sikh community rallies at India’s Vancouver consulate amid foreign interference allegationsThe demonstrators were marking 480 days since the murder of B.C. gurdwara president and Khalistan independence activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Surrey.PoliticsOct 18
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What the parties are promising in B.C.’s electionThe British Columbia's New Democrats released the party's platform Thursday days after the Greens unveiled a plan for government ahead of the election on Oct. 19.PoliticsOct 3
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B.C. will scrap ‘consumer carbon tax’ if Ottawa drops federal backstop: EbyBC NDP Leader David Eby announced the policy shift Thursday at a campaign event in Vancouver, in response to a question from Global News.PoliticsSep 12
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Why B.C. election could serve as a ‘trial run’ for next federal campaignThe B.C. election is officially underway, and the results will have implications on politics in Ottawa regardless of who wins, political analysts say.PoliticsSep 23
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Canadian committee to probe ‘explosive’ Indian violence allegationsA parliamentary committee will probe new allegations of Indian foreign interference in Canada that led to the expulsion of diplomats.CanadaOct 18
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How Indian government agents in Canada targeted Modi’s opponentsThe RCMP has linked six Indian diplomats and consular officials to a wave of shootings, killings, threats, arsons and extortions in Canada.CanadaOct 14
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What is diplomatic immunity, which India refused to waive for expelled agents?Although diplomatic immunity is meant to be reciprocal between countries, it also means diplomats may never face accountability for alleged criminal actions on foreign soil.WorldOct 17
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India’s crimes in Canada and the politician allegedly behind themA list compiled by Global News includes arsons and extortions in Alberta, drive-by shootings in B.C. and Ontario and a Winnipeg murder.CanadaOct 15
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RBC customers outraged over partial refund after unauthorized withdrawalsJason and Susan Lyne say money was being withdrawn monthly from a joint RBC account they share with their daughter without their authorization.ConsumerSep 9
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How tariffs on Chinese semiconductors, batteries could hit Canadian walletsExperts say the tariffs may not necessarily mean a return to long-term semiconductor shortages or supply disruptions, but could lead to higher prices.CanadaSep 12
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Can T-Swift stop a T-cession? What’s next for Toronto’s flagging economySpending and business activity in Toronto is dwindling compared to other major cities in Canada. Here's why the country's 'economic engine' is getting hit harder.MoneyOct 3
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Freeland blasts Canadian funds going to ‘Russians at War’ doc: ‘Not right’The Ukrainian Canadian Congress is holding a protest outside Tuesday afternoon's screening at TIFF after festival organizers declined calls to pull the film.CanadaSep 10
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Okanagan wildfire update August 18Many wildfires continue to burn out of control around the Okanagan but several have recently been listed as held or under control and some evacuation orders have been lifted.FireAug 18