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Opinion: Taking in immigrants, refugees good for Canada

Opinion: Taking in immigrants, refugees good for Canada

Countries like Canada are able to gain even more advantages from immigration by using the promise of a better life in a stable country to attract the best and the brightest from the developing world.
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'Shuffle' around Moody Centre on Friday for a Port Moody art walk

'Shuffle' around Moody Centre on Friday for a Port Moody art walk

The Shuffle returns to Port Moody’s Moody Centre on Friday night
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Grad 2023: Port Moody Secondary co-valedictorian Emma Ding

Grad 2023: Port Moody Secondary co-valedictorian Emma Ding

The Tri-City News asked SD43 high school valedictorians in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody to tell us what their future brings.
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Coquitlam plans high-rise, childcare centre next to Glen Elementary

Coquitlam plans high-rise, childcare centre next to Glen Elementary

The City of Coquitlam is eyeing its property next to Glen Elementary for a future tower with 269 homes.
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Coquitlam council awards $187K in Spirit grants

Coquitlam council awards $187K in Spirit grants

A total of 23 groups will receive Spirit of Coquitlam grants as part of the city's spring 2023 intake.
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Ozempic ads seem to be everywhere. Doctors and ethics experts are worried about that

Ozempic ads seem to be everywhere. Doctors and ethics experts are worried about that

With ads popping up on TV, social media, giant billboards and at professional sports games, Canadians may be feeling bombarded by marketing for Ozempic and sister drug Rybelsus.
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Should head of Lower Mainland charity have been campaigning for Maxime Bernier?

Should head of Lower Mainland charity have been campaigning for Maxime Bernier?

The Income Tax Act prohibits charities from partisan politics, but ex-Burnaby political candidate Laura-Lynn Tyler Thompson, the face of a registered charity, has been in Manitoba for weeks campaigning for Maxime Bernier and the People’s Party of Canada.
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B.C. man awarded $3,457 in damages against 'yelling, screaming' neighbours

B.C. man awarded $3,457 in damages against 'yelling, screaming' neighbours

The complainant also received a $1,000 award for his neighbour spitting on him at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Surrey woman suing Parksville church and former youth leader for alleged sexual abuse

Surrey woman suing Parksville church and former youth leader for alleged sexual abuse

She is alleging she was sexually abused when she was a teenager.
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Opinion: Artificial intelligence can support architects but lacks empathy and ethics

Opinion: Artificial intelligence can support architects but lacks empathy and ethics

AI is still in its early stages and may certainly improve significantly in the coming years.
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