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Headlines from the past: Halloween vandals smash windows, set fires at Coquitlam schools

Headlines from the past: Halloween vandals smash windows, set fires at Coquitlam schools

More than 100 windows were smashed at schools across Coquitlam Halloween night 2000.
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Rob Shaw: Surrey's shift puts Eby's political recovery to the test

Rob Shaw: Surrey's shift puts Eby's political recovery to the test

BC NDP commits to addressing Surrey’s unique pressures as Conservatives make gains
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An update on LNG applications in Delta

An update on LNG applications in Delta

The expansion is intended to improve resilience of the FortisBC system to disruptions and would allow for increased LNG storage
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$45K in damages denied after sewage backs up in B.C. strata

$45K in damages denied after sewage backs up in B.C. strata

B.C. strata owner loses $45K sink sewage backup fight, B.C. Civil Resolution Tribunal finds strata not negligent.
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Tri-Cities Today: Events around the region on Nov. 1, 2024

Tri-Cities Today: Events around the region on Nov. 1, 2024

Find out what's on in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody on Friday, Nov. 1, 2024.
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Teen's death from alcohol and date-rape drug deemed a homicide

Teen's death from alcohol and date-rape drug deemed a homicide

Samantha Sims-Somerville and a friend were ‘intentionally provided an unregulated substance, without their knowledge,’ the coroners service says
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Portrait in Flesh — Scary Story contest 2024

Portrait in Flesh — Scary Story contest 2024

"Portrait in Flesh," by 16-year-old Malayah Borroso, finished first in the 15-18 age category of the annual Scary Story contest.
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RCMP move to fire B.C. police officer for discrediting the force

RCMP move to fire B.C. police officer for discrediting the force

Officer was allegedly impaired while on duty, used government-issued equipment for an unauthorized purpose, and behaved in a manner that could discredit the force
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B.C. wedding planner ordered to pay bride $2,500

B.C. wedding planner ordered to pay bride $2,500

B.C.'s Civil Resolution Tribunal said the woman was legally allowed to cancel the deficient contract.
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Canada’s tobacco lawsuit could net a fraction of original claim

Canada’s tobacco lawsuit could net a fraction of original claim

The proposed settlement also doesn’t include measures to reduce future smoking, advocates say.
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