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Photos: Wasn't that a party? Coquitlam celebrates its French-Canadian heritage

Photos: Wasn't that a party? Coquitlam celebrates its French-Canadian heritage

The 35th Festival du Bois took over Mackin Park on the weekend
Here comes the sun: Metro Vancouver forecast includes temperatures up to 17 C this week

Here comes the sun: Metro Vancouver forecast includes temperatures up to 17 C this week

The weather forecast includes a sunny, milder change of pace...but only during the day.
Rob Shaw: John Rustad wants to bring the BC Conservatives back

Rob Shaw: John Rustad wants to bring the BC Conservatives back

The MLA for Nechako Lakes crossed the floor, now hopes to cross the province as BC Conservative leader
Letter: Why do boaters in Port Moody have to pay for industry pollution?

Letter: Why do boaters in Port Moody have to pay for industry pollution?

I agree that Port Moody taxpayers should not be footing the bill, the letter writer states.
Keith Baldrey: B.C. lacks the energy to meet its climate goals

Keith Baldrey: B.C. lacks the energy to meet its climate goals

Electric vehicles, net-zero LNG plants will take far more hydro power than the province is currently capable of generating, report cautions.
How AI is changing the jobs of call centre workers

How AI is changing the jobs of call centre workers

In the customer service realm, AI is still in the process of changing the nature of jobs, rather than replacing human labour altogether
As Canada’s single-use ban rolls out, ‘Big Plastic’ takes Ottawa to court

As Canada’s single-use ban rolls out, ‘Big Plastic’ takes Ottawa to court

Imagine sitting down to dinner and cutting into the perfectly cooked piece of wild salmon you just got on sale at the grocery store. But between the layers of succulent pink fillet you pull out a small piece of blue plastic.
Photos: Coquitlam Express crowned by Powell River Kings

Photos: Coquitlam Express crowned by Powell River Kings

It was Powell River's first win over Coquitlam in four meetings this season
CRTC-mandated rate cut won’t lower consumers’ internet bills, independent ISPs say

CRTC-mandated rate cut won’t lower consumers’ internet bills, independent ISPs say

CRTC move to cut network rates is too little to affect consumer prices, independent providers say
Unchecked climate change puts Canada’s West Coast in hot water

Unchecked climate change puts Canada’s West Coast in hot water

Last year was the hottest on record for the ocean, an upward trend only expected to continue as it wreaks havoc on coastal communities and spurs irreversible losses to marine ecosystems.
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