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Tri-City schools are open again as snow turns to rain

Tri-City schools are open again as snow turns to rain

School District 43 reopens schools after two snow days
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Tri-Cities Today: January 19, 2024

Tri-Cities Today: January 19, 2024

Here's what's on in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody on Friday, Jan. 19, 2024.
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B.C. strata ordered to pay almost $11K for flood damage

B.C. strata ordered to pay almost $11K for flood damage

Residents putting grease down kitchen sinks could have been responsible for repeated strata pipe blockages and floods.
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Children's advocate considers new review of Port Alberni boy's death

Children's advocate considers new review of Port Alberni boy's death

Representative for children and youth Jennifer Charlesworth says she wants to meet with Dontay Patrick Lucas’s family and members of the Port Alberni community
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This Port Moody pub wasn't lively enough — now it's closed

This Port Moody pub wasn't lively enough — now it's closed

Livelyhood opened in Port Moody in 2021.
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B.C. pair dispute who lent whom $3,750

B.C. pair dispute who lent whom $3,750

B.C.'s Civil Resolution Tribunal ordered Manroop Singh Sangha to repay Amansukhdeep Kaur $3,550.
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Tesla supercharger queue jams North Vancouver parking lot

Tesla supercharger queue jams North Vancouver parking lot

A combination of cold weather and other Tesla-specific issues is causing the congestion, expert says.
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Junket to Dubai for New West mayor, climate manager estimated at $31,000

Junket to Dubai for New West mayor, climate manager estimated at $31,000

New West councillor Daniel Fontaine says the public is still in the dark about the mayor's trip to Dubai. He plans to table a motion at Monday's council meeting.
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B.C.'s kelp forests more ancient than once thought, finds study

B.C.'s kelp forests more ancient than once thought, finds study

Kelp fossils found in the Olympic Peninsula suggest the marine 'forests' are more than 32 million years old, double previous estimates.
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Vancouver council asked to approve $4.9M to fight Stanley Park looper moth infestation

Vancouver council asked to approve $4.9M to fight Stanley Park looper moth infestation

City staff report: "Failing trees pose a public safety risk and will result in increased fuel loads, leading to increased wildfire risk."
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