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B.C. judges warned to watch language after complaints

B.C. judges warned to watch language after complaints

Chief Judge Melissa Gillespie’s findings were detailed in the court’s annual report for 2022-23.
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New course in Coquitlam trains teens on how to get a job

New course in Coquitlam trains teens on how to get a job

The Youth Leadership Development course will get your 13- to 15-year-old teen ready to work.
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Documents reveal details of Surrey fireworks busts

Documents reveal details of Surrey fireworks busts

The sale and discharge of fireworks, without a fire department permit and federal fireworks operator certificate, is punishable in Surrey.
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Letter: Ick! Can you please shower before entering swimming pools

Letter: Ick! Can you please shower before entering swimming pools

North Shore swimmers should be making more use of the on-site showers prior to dipping, this reader says
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Opinion: Working with communities to provide more housing

Opinion: Working with communities to provide more housing

Port Moody–Coquitlam MLA Rick Glumac believes housing, especially for people in growing cities, needs to be "in tandem" with community needs.
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Teen's Burnaby murder highest profile B.C. court case of 2023

Teen's Burnaby murder highest profile B.C. court case of 2023

A guilty verdict in the Ibrahim Ali murder trial was the "best possible outcome" within the confines of the justice system, said the brother of the 13-year-old victim.
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Minter: Cut flowers — and understanding their healing effects

Minter: Cut flowers — and understanding their healing effects

Cut flowers are the "new hugs" as they often trigger "feel-good" hormones, explains master gardener Brian Minter.
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Rob Shaw: Topsy-turvy political landscape defined B.C. throughout much of 2023

Rob Shaw: Topsy-turvy political landscape defined B.C. throughout much of 2023

Housing, opposition party drama and tension with municipalities shaped a busy year in B.C. politics
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B.C. nurse disciplined for medication, patient care problems

B.C. nurse disciplined for medication, patient care problems

Isaiah Mayo had issues with opioid handling, patient assessment, documentation and professional accountability and responsibility.
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Feds fund UBC study that could save Metro Vancouver salmon

Feds fund UBC study that could save Metro Vancouver salmon

6PPD-quinone is the second most toxic chemical to salmon. Researchers are studying ways to keep it out of our creeks.
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