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Hike for Hospice moves to Port Coquitlam with $50K fundraising goal

Hike for Hospice moves to Port Coquitlam with $50K fundraising goal

The Crossroads Hospice Society signature event will see hundreds of residents walk along the Traboulay PoCo Trail this weekend.
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Burnaby wildlife group seeks public help on saving orphaned ducklings

Burnaby wildlife group seeks public help on saving orphaned ducklings

The ducklings on the road need your help.
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‘Is this real?!’: Metro Vancouver resident shocked at $166K lotto win

‘Is this real?!’: Metro Vancouver resident shocked at $166K lotto win

His first post-win purchase was a steak dinner for his family.
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Attached Tri-Cities homes the popular choice for April real estate: report

Attached Tri-Cities homes the popular choice for April real estate: report

There was a 10 per cent increase in Tri-Cities housing sales last month, and experts believe the overall market is making a comeback.
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Letter: Tri-Cities needs more places to skateboard

Letter: Tri-Cities needs more places to skateboard

Not every child wants to play soccer or hockey, writes Port Coquitlam parent Brian Cunningham.
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Whet your appetite for this food truck festival coming to Coquitlam

Whet your appetite for this food truck festival coming to Coquitlam

Just in time for Mother's Day, the Greater Vancouver Food Truck Festival is bringing a block party to Coquitlam's Town Centre Park.
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Star Wars art, magic show and May Days: It's a busy month in the Tri-Cities

Star Wars art, magic show and May Days: It's a busy month in the Tri-Cities

We've got the ultimate events guide for May 2023.
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'Unfair labour practice': B.C. government accused of blocking union bid by its own lawyers

'Unfair labour practice': B.C. government accused of blocking union bid by its own lawyers

The BCGLA has filed unionization cards with the province's Labour Relations Board
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Canadians remain divided about medical assistance in dying, poll finds

Canadians remain divided about medical assistance in dying, poll finds

Next month, Canada will mark seven years since the successful passage of Bill C-14, which legalized medical assistance in dying across the country.
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Les Leyne: Two provinces, two approaches to opioid crisis

Les Leyne: Two provinces, two approaches to opioid crisis

B.C. is emphasizing harm reduction, which implicitly accepts people will use drugs. Most of Alberta’s emphasis is on recovery.
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