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'Like watching a house burn': Canadians react to government messaging on airport delays

'Like watching a house burn': Canadians react to government messaging on airport delays

Transport Canada said it is "monitoring" the situation and unveiled some steps it has taken.
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Metro Vancouver’s largest Chinese-language newspaper will stop printing next month

Metro Vancouver’s largest Chinese-language newspaper will stop printing next month

The company said it is laying off 83 employees across the country as it focuses solely on its digital product
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Birds with 'extreme' features most at risk of extinction

Birds with 'extreme' features most at risk of extinction

As bird species face global threats of mass extinction, the traits that make them unique are also at risk of rapid disappearance. This homogenization will set off a domino effect of consequences for other members of these ecosystems, including humans.
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RCMP to review work of Vancouver police on disappearance, death of Chelsea Poorman

RCMP to review work of Vancouver police on disappearance, death of Chelsea Poorman

Stepfather Mike Kiernan: ‘I certainly welcome a second set of eyes on it’
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Open doors welcome un-bear-able guests, warn conservation officers

Open doors welcome un-bear-able guests, warn conservation officers

Don't make the heat wave un-bear-able. Keep doors closed, B.C. conservation officers warn.
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B.C. workers warned to look out for heat injuries as temperatures soar

B.C. workers warned to look out for heat injuries as temperatures soar

WorkSafeBC puts out a warning as an incoming heat wave expected to bring peak temperatures to 40 C in some parts of the province this week.
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Environment Canada issues heat warning for Metro Vancouver

Environment Canada issues heat warning for Metro Vancouver

Here is how hot it is expected to get this week.
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Honda Celebration of Light has no plans to go green and replace fireworks with drones

Honda Celebration of Light has no plans to go green and replace fireworks with drones

When the first Honda Celebration of Light splashed above English Bay in 1990, it was known as the Symphony of Fire, there were no electric car chargers in parking lots, no carbon taxes charged at gas pumps and no separated bike lanes criss-crossing d
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Opinion: Why the Pope’s visit is important to all Canadians

Opinion: Why the Pope’s visit is important to all Canadians

Today, some are tempted to dismiss history as, “in the past,” or to rewrite history, erase it or refuse to inherit it.
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Opinion: Businesses have the responsibility to invest in health and safety when governments fail to

Opinion: Businesses have the responsibility to invest in health and safety when governments fail to

We expect businesses to be more socially and environmentally responsible by minimizing greenhouse gas emissions and eliminating harmful business practices — why don’t we do the same for COVID-19?
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