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Man gets suspended sentence for using counterfeit bills in North Vancouver

Man gets suspended sentence for using counterfeit bills in North Vancouver

Closed-circuit TV cameras captured images of an easily identifiable man passing U.S. counterfeit $100 bills in 2019
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Children's clothing recalled in Canada due to fire, strangulation hazards

Children's clothing recalled in Canada due to fire, strangulation hazards

The Childrensalon sleepwear and the Fairechild Smock Raincoat are said to be a danger to children
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Fundraiser set up to bring B.C. teen Ashley Wadsworth home from England

Fundraiser set up to bring B.C. teen Ashley Wadsworth home from England

Boyfriend Jack Sepple, 23, is charged with her murder.
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Kevin Falcon wins B.C. Liberal leadership race

Kevin Falcon wins B.C. Liberal leadership race

The former cabinet minister won on the fifth ballot.
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Vancouver police arrest five during clashes between anti-vaccine mandate protesters and counter protesters

Vancouver police arrest five during clashes between anti-vaccine mandate protesters and counter protesters

One man was arrested after witnesses observed him throwing eggs during the protest
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10 things businesses need to know about protecting personal information

10 things businesses need to know about protecting personal information

B.C. Information and Privacy Commissioner Michael McEvoy says a customer’s trust is one of the most valuable assets a business of any size can have.
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Health-care workers warned not to wear scrubs outside hospitals in light of Vancouver protests

Health-care workers warned not to wear scrubs outside hospitals in light of Vancouver protests

Health-care workers have been told to remove ID badges and change out of scrubs
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B.C. Liberals can announce leadership winner, court rules

B.C. Liberals can announce leadership winner, court rules

Delaying tonight's (Feb. 5) announcement of the B.C. Liberal Party's new leader would not be in the public interest and delay the party's work on the upcoming Throne Speech and budget, a B.C. Supreme Court judge says.
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10 things you need to know about B.C.’s privacy law protections

10 things you need to know about B.C.’s privacy law protections

B.C.'s privacy laws are a key part of a functioning democracy and economy, restricting what government and private organizations are allowed to know about you, and protecting civil liberties.
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10 threats to your personal privacy that could surprise you

10 threats to your personal privacy that could surprise you

A look at the Top 10 threats to privacy people might find surprising.
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