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Opinion: How long will a loved one live? It's difficult to hear, but harder not to know

Opinion: How long will a loved one live? It's difficult to hear, but harder not to know

An accurate prediction of survival can enable earlier conversations about preferences and wishes at the end of life, and earlier introduction of palliative care.
New West calls for ideas for the 22nd Street SkyTrain neighbourhood

New West calls for ideas for the 22nd Street SkyTrain neighbourhood

Ideas wanted: New Westminster launches consultation about 22nd Street SkyTrain neighbourhood
Travellers will flock to Canada this spring to see a total solar eclipse

Travellers will flock to Canada this spring to see a total solar eclipse

The biggest star in the sky is gifting Canadians with a total solar eclipse on Monday, April 8, when the sun will disappear completely behind the moon.
Who will shine at New Westminster’s 2023 Platinum Awards?

Who will shine at New Westminster’s 2023 Platinum Awards?

New West Platinum Awards finalists: “The nominees are nothing short of phenomenal”
Letter: Highway 1 corridor needs trains, not lanes

Letter: Highway 1 corridor needs trains, not lanes

Long-term congestion in Metro Vancouver won't be served by attracting more cars, this writer says.
'It was terrifying': Smoke bombs thrown into small B.C. business

'It was terrifying': Smoke bombs thrown into small B.C. business

Two smoke bombs were thrown into a Maple Ridge store, damaging everything inside.
Report from seniors advocate blasts for-profit long-term care delivery in B.C.

Report from seniors advocate blasts for-profit long-term care delivery in B.C.

VICTORIA — British Columbia's advocate for seniors is calling for "fundamental reform" in how the province funds contracted long-term care providers, after a study found for-profit facilities routinely under-delivered care for the funding they receiv
Flag raising at B.C. legislature honours residential school survivors, lost children

Flag raising at B.C. legislature honours residential school survivors, lost children

VICTORIA — A brisk wind helped mark a flag-raising ceremony Monday at the British Columbia legislature honouring residential school survivors and remembering children who never came home.
Everything you need to know about how the B.C. storm is affecting Vancouver flights

Everything you need to know about how the B.C. storm is affecting Vancouver flights

Know before you go.
B.C. allows cannabis producers to give samples to retailers

B.C. allows cannabis producers to give samples to retailers

Legal change takes effect immediately, comes in time for a Victoria conference in October.
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