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B.C. woman loses $70 lawsuit over remote control, T-shirt and jewelry

B.C. woman loses $70 lawsuit over remote control, T-shirt and jewelry

'Don’t hate me,' woman said after using friend's Amazon account to order that friend a surprise gift, knowing the friend hated surprises.
Premier says he had no choice but to oust Parksville-Qualicum MLA from NDP caucus

Premier says he had no choice but to oust Parksville-Qualicum MLA from NDP caucus

Premier David Eby said that the decision was made after an internal investigation following a human resources complaint.
Opinion: International students are not to blame for Canada's housing crisis

Opinion: International students are not to blame for Canada's housing crisis

International students frequently face challenges finding suitable places to live. Instead of blaming them, the government should be helping them.
Strangers in spectacular spy-hopping whale snap all identified

Strangers in spectacular spy-hopping whale snap all identified

The five people had an up-close encounter with an orca named Kye.
Anti-SOGI rally staged for Coquitlam City Hall on Wednesday

Anti-SOGI rally staged for Coquitlam City Hall on Wednesday

Coquitlam is one of 70 Canadian communities where demonstrations will be staged to "emphasize the importance of transparency in education," according to Hands Off Our Kids.
Terry Fox Runs in the Tri-Cities reap more than $150K

Terry Fox Runs in the Tri-Cities reap more than $150K

Strong numbers for the two in-person Terry Fox Runs in Port Coquitlam and Coquitlam, as well as a virtual event in Port Moody.
Baldrey: Now with 2 MLAs, B.C. Conservatives have a 'much higher profile'

Baldrey: Now with 2 MLAs, B.C. Conservatives have a 'much higher profile'

Bruce Banman's decision to join the B.C. Conservatives starts a call back to the 1996 provincial election. Here's what that could mean for voters.
Grocery CEOs meet with federal ministers, agree to work to stabilize food prices

Grocery CEOs meet with federal ministers, agree to work to stabilize food prices

OTTAWA — Top executives from Canada's major grocery chains have agreed to work with the federal government on stabilizing prices, Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne said on Monday, but few details have been divulged about how that will be
B.C. legislation on drug use in children's areas coming soon

B.C. legislation on drug use in children's areas coming soon

People are also concerned about drug use at transit stops used by children, youth and seniors.
Man charged after Metro Vancouver hit-and-run spree

Man charged after Metro Vancouver hit-and-run spree

Charges laid after series of incidents Saturday night in Surrey and Delta.