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Vancouver council commits to build South Asian cultural centre

Vancouver council commits to build South Asian cultural centre

Bid faces competition from Surrey, which has one of largest South Asian populations in Canada.
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Coquitlam voters head to polls February to replace school trustee

Coquitlam voters head to polls February to replace school trustee

The byelection to replace SD43 trustee Jennifer Blatherwick will likely happen on Saturday, Feb. 22, 2025. Blatherwick, who represented Coquitlam on the board of education, is now the NDP MLA for Coquitlam–Maillardville.
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Federal judge throws out lawsuit challenging Canadian Armed Forces vaccine mandate

Federal judge throws out lawsuit challenging Canadian Armed Forces vaccine mandate

The 330 plaintiffs in the case each sought $1 million in damages. The judge's ruling means they will have to pay a $5,040 legal bill instead.
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BBB: Watch out for fake package delivery offers during Canada’s postal strike

BBB: Watch out for fake package delivery offers during Canada’s postal strike

Confirming tracking information and report suspicious activity are some tips the Better Business Bureau (BBB) offers to avoid delivery scams in lieu of Canada Post's strike.
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Metro Vancouver weather: 'Bomb cyclone' storm could cause extensive power outages

Metro Vancouver weather: 'Bomb cyclone' storm could cause extensive power outages

Metro Vancouver is going to get hit by several storms this week, too.
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Holiday train stops in Port Moody, Port Coquitlam on Dec. 20

Holiday train stops in Port Moody, Port Coquitlam on Dec. 20

The CPKC holiday train starts its cross-Canada journey on Nov. 21 and concludes in Port Coquitlam Dec. 20.
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Port Moody school has its eye on success at boys AAA soccer provincials

Port Moody school has its eye on success at boys AAA soccer provincials

The Heritage Woods Kodiaks have never won a boys AAA soccer provincial championship.
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Five B.C. residents appeal US$51M worth of penalties from stock fraud case

Five B.C. residents appeal US$51M worth of penalties from stock fraud case

Five Lower Mainland residents are appealing multimillion-dollar monetary orders placed against them by a federal U.S. judge following securities fraud violations.
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'We have some big challenges': Port Moody falling behind in meeting B.C. housing target

'We have some big challenges': Port Moody falling behind in meeting B.C. housing target

Port Moody is expected to have 1,695 new homes occupied by September 2028.
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Rob Shaw: New B.C. government focused on Eby’s same old playbook

Rob Shaw: New B.C. government focused on Eby’s same old playbook

Same priorities resurface despite BC NDP struggles to connect with voters
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