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B.C. transporter sued after U.S. border cannabis seizure countersues

B.C. transporter sued after U.S. border cannabis seizure countersues

About 151,300 grams of cannabis products and paraphernalia, with a resale value of $823,317, were seized at the border, according to a notice of civil claim.
Container Brewing crafts special suds for Coquitlam actor's mom

Container Brewing crafts special suds for Coquitlam actor's mom

On June 16, Tyler Johnston, a Pinetree Secondary grad, and Container Brewing will release a limited-edition beer in honour of his mom who has been diagnosed with leukemia.
BCLDB data show British Columbians are drinking less alcohol

BCLDB data show British Columbians are drinking less alcohol

Wholesales for all major alcohol categories saw drops in volume sold, with most showing fewer dollars spent.
Indecent exposure was no accident, B.C. judge says

Indecent exposure was no accident, B.C. judge says

Two Guildford Town Centre mall employees saw the man expose himself twice in different areas of the Surrey shopping centre.
Coquitlam Centre donating money in May for kids mental health

Coquitlam Centre donating money in May for kids mental health

Morguard, which operates Coquitlam Centre mall, has created CHECK-IN for its 18 shopping centres across Canada for young people to dial in on their mental health.
Why women approaching retirement are worried about their finances

Why women approaching retirement are worried about their finances

Fidelity Investments Canada’s Michelle Munro discusses the anxiety pre-retirees feel
Summer Child and Youth Passes up for grabs Tuesday in Coquitlam

Summer Child and Youth Passes up for grabs Tuesday in Coquitlam

What a deal: Kids and teens in Coquitlam can have unlimited swims, skates, workouts and drop-ins with the $25 pass, valid from June 14 to Sept. 2.
Man seriously injured by B.C. grizzly bear

Man seriously injured by B.C. grizzly bear

The man suffered extensive injuries during the attack, including multiple broken bones and lacerations to his body.
President tells Gaza protesters that University of B.C. must remain neutral

President tells Gaza protesters that University of B.C. must remain neutral

Dozens of tents have been pitched at the university's MacInnes Field since April 29 when the protest encampment began.
This incredible B.C. animal attacks a porcupine in the face until it bleeds to death

This incredible B.C. animal attacks a porcupine in the face until it bleeds to death

Native to North America, the fisher is a member of the 'mustelid,' or weasel family, which includes everything from badgers to otters to wolverines.