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B.C. forestry company said it had links to Asian conglomerate until 2015

B.C. forestry company said it had links to Asian conglomerate until 2015

Canada's largest forestry company denies current links with global giant Asia Pulp and Paper.
Canada Border Services Agency wins media Code of Silence Award

Canada Border Services Agency wins media Code of Silence Award

The award is being bestowed on the CBSA for the ArriveCAN app, and the costs associated with its rollout.
Why living with your parents in your 20s is becoming common financial advice

Why living with your parents in your 20s is becoming common financial advice

Living at home is increasingly common and can translate into big savings that can be put towards a down payment for a home.
Why this Coquitlam column — other B.C. landmarks — will soon turn purple

Why this Coquitlam column — other B.C. landmarks — will soon turn purple

Several events around the Tri-Cities will help raise awareness for ALS throughout June, supporting the hundreds of B.C. residents battling the disease.
Toothpaste theft gummed up thanks to police

Toothpaste theft gummed up thanks to police

A man tried to make a clean getaway from a Superstore emergency exit, but North Vancouver RCMP happened to be nearby
Port Coquitlam child care centre earns B.C. award for decades of service

Port Coquitlam child care centre earns B.C. award for decades of service

The Learning Experience has been educating kids and connecting with Port Coquitlam families for more than 40 years.
B.C. teachers reporting more stress as staff shortages take toll on education

B.C. teachers reporting more stress as staff shortages take toll on education

More teachers in B.C. are reporting higher stress levels and this may exacerbate an existing teacher shortage should they look to exit the profession, the BC Teachers' Federation reports.
Coquitlam student with brain injury to receive UBC degree in engineering

Coquitlam student with brain injury to receive UBC degree in engineering

"You need to see the big picture for life to happen," says Yi Yi Du, who sustained a traumatic brain injury (TBI) in 2021 near UBC. On Wednesday, he'll receive his bachelor's degree from the Vancouver university.
Cowpokes aren't welcome in Port Moody. Could petting zoos be next?

Cowpokes aren't welcome in Port Moody. Could petting zoos be next?

Port Moody's ban is "a big win for animals," according to the Vancouver Humane Society.
Heating up: Metro Vancouver's early June forecast includes a high of 28 C

Heating up: Metro Vancouver's early June forecast includes a high of 28 C

Environment Canada's models show that May's above-average temperatures will likely continue through June.
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