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Two B.C. men, company fined $96K for salmon fishery offences

Two B.C. men, company fined $96K for salmon fishery offences

The defence said the men tried to do the right thing but a transfer of chinook salmon catch quota had not been completed.
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B.C. man captures elephant seal giving birth in 'amazing' video

B.C. man captures elephant seal giving birth in 'amazing' video

Within seconds of being born, the baby seal puts its front flippers on the ground. 
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And the greenwashing award goes to: New report grades Canada's pension funds on climate

And the greenwashing award goes to: New report grades Canada's pension funds on climate

Five pension fund managers received a D.
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Corporations are winning the inflation bump, while Canadians struggle with high prices

Corporations are winning the inflation bump, while Canadians struggle with high prices

“Of every additional dollar that you're spending, on average, a quarter of it is just being declared as profits in oil and gas and mining,” said a senior economist at the CCPA.
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B.C. residents warned about 'home title fraud' — where scammers sell your house without your knowledge

B.C. residents warned about 'home title fraud' — where scammers sell your house without your knowledge

It happened to two Toronto-based homeowners who left Canada for work-related reasons.
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Here's how fast the 'Kraken' COVID-19 subvariant is spreading in parts of Canada

Here's how fast the 'Kraken' COVID-19 subvariant is spreading in parts of Canada

The genetic composition of the subvariant makes it difficult to detect through wastewater surveillance.
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Following contraceptive advice on social media? Ignore it, research warns

Following contraceptive advice on social media? Ignore it, research warns

"People tend to only share their negative stories and not their success stories. If your IUD or your Nexplanon is working, that means you don't notice it, you've got nothing to report on."
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How B.C. police forces are preparing for new drug decriminalization law

How B.C. police forces are preparing for new drug decriminalization law

Abbotsford Police Chief Mike Serr: "As you can imagine, this is a seismic shift."
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Beedie named Canadian Business Leader of the Year

Beedie named Canadian Business Leader of the Year

Ryan Beedie is well-known for his work as a developer and as a philanthropist.
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Vancouver has received 227% of the snowfall it typically receives. Is more to come?

Vancouver has received 227% of the snowfall it typically receives. Is more to come?

Will we see more snow in the second half of winter?
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