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Port Moody hopes new truth and reconciliation crosswalk won't cost too much

Port Moody hopes new truth and reconciliation crosswalk won't cost too much

The proposed crosswalk is being budgeted to cost up to $100,000.
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Man dead after crash at UBC parkade

Man dead after crash at UBC parkade

The driver of a sedan suffered fatal injuries after crashing through a barrier on the second floor of the Thunderbird parkade.
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Schools closed again as the Tri-Cities braces for another wintry wallop

Schools closed again as the Tri-Cities braces for another wintry wallop

More snow and possibly freezing rain are expected to move into the Tri-Cities Thursday afternoon.
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Tri-Cities Today: January 18, 2024

Tri-Cities Today: January 18, 2024

What's on in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody for Thursday, Jan. 18, 2024? Read here
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City of Vancouver employees’ absentee rates average more than 18 days per year

City of Vancouver employees’ absentee rates average more than 18 days per year

Mayor's budget task force report: "Reduced absenteeism across the board would result in savings of approximately $4.5 million per year."
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Two dogs shot and killed after attacking sheep in Cobble Hill

Two dogs shot and killed after attacking sheep in Cobble Hill

Two sheep were euthanized due to the extent of their injuries
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Cancel Phase 2 of deer kill 'to avoid further embarrassment,' says group

Cancel Phase 2 of deer kill 'to avoid further embarrassment,' says group

Only 66 fallow deer were killed during the first phase of the deer kill, which cost Parks Canada $834,000
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Scant details in Tri-City politicians' financial disclosures

Scant details in Tri-City politicians' financial disclosures

Civic politicians in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody provided their statements of financial disclosure by the Jan. 15 deadline.
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B.C. nurse used patients' names to get narcotics for own use

B.C. nurse used patients' names to get narcotics for own use

The patients weren't even admitted to the facility when their names were used, and no records were made.
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$140,000 fine levied against two unlicensed B.C. property managers

$140,000 fine levied against two unlicensed B.C. property managers

In separate but similar decisions, the B.C. Financial Services Authority has levied fines against Kirsten Marie Scoffield and Glenn Richard Campbell for operating unlicensed property management services in the Lower Mainland.
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