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Ministers told to find $15 billion in government spending cuts by October deadline

Ministers told to find $15 billion in government spending cuts by October deadline

The cuts are not expected to result in federal job losses, aside from the normal attrition or redeployment of government workers.
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Hey, Pitt Meadows — you can pick up your stray dogs in Coquitlam

Hey, Pitt Meadows — you can pick up your stray dogs in Coquitlam

"Council is pleased that Pitt Meadows animal shelter services will be provided by a well-established municipally operated shelter that also services neighbouring communities," writes Mayor Nicole MacDonald.
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B.C. shatters August energy demand record amid sizzling heatwave

B.C. shatters August energy demand record amid sizzling heatwave

B.C.'s hot spot at noon Aug. 15 was Lytton at 36.7C.
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Coquitlam seniors advocate calls for 24-hour cooling centres

Coquitlam seniors advocate calls for 24-hour cooling centres

"It's time to be bad ass," says Ken Kuhn, who wants seniors to speak up about their needs during the current Coquitlam hot spell.
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Burnaby boaters face looming price hike for Port Moody boat launch

Burnaby boaters face looming price hike for Port Moody boat launch

Port Moody expects to hike Rocky Point Park boat launch fees next year due to increased costs and maintenance, which will affect a long-standing agreement with the City of Burnaby.
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This limited edition keychain Compass card celebrates Vancouver's trolley bus history

This limited edition keychain Compass card celebrates Vancouver's trolley bus history

The headlights light up when you tap it at the fare gate!
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Coquitlam bans food at three Burke Mountain parks due to bear activity

Coquitlam bans food at three Burke Mountain parks due to bear activity

Coquitlam has also increased bylaw patrols in the parks to educate and enforce the temporary ban.
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Free swimming, forest walks: Tips for keeping cool in the Tri-Cities

Free swimming, forest walks: Tips for keeping cool in the Tri-Cities

Public places where Tri-City residents can stay safe during the heat wave this week.
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Residents claim Port Moody Inlet waters are like the 'wild, wild West.' They're trying to do something about it

Residents claim Port Moody Inlet waters are like the 'wild, wild West.' They're trying to do something about it

More recreational users are putting pressure on the waters and habitat of Burrard Inlet.
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From Coquitlam archivist to Vancouver author: Lonie out with debut kids novel

From Coquitlam archivist to Vancouver author: Lonie out with debut kids novel

Emily Lonie, Coquitlam's archivist from 2013 to 2021, released "Corben and the Crow Commute" this month on Amazon.
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