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'In my happy place': B.C. man looks to sell pieces from 1,300-strong A&W glassware collection

'In my happy place': B.C. man looks to sell pieces from 1,300-strong A&W glassware collection

Marcel Kristoff, who was a former partner in the A&W franchise in Fort St. John and has 1,300 different A&W glasses, has put some of the pieces up for sale on Facebook Marketplace.
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B.C. Crown seeks 10 years for drug-trafficking offences

B.C. Crown seeks 10 years for drug-trafficking offences

Janell Elizabeth Sandhu has been convicted on fentanyl, heroin, methamphetamine and cocaine charges while her co-accused has been extradited from Oman to stand trial.
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'Bears are not tourist attractions': Motorists' dangerous stunt sparks outrage in Whistler

'Bears are not tourist attractions': Motorists' dangerous stunt sparks outrage in Whistler

Video captures people pulling over on the side of a busy highway to get close to a bear and two cubs.
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B.C. landlord ordered to pay $27,000 to former tenants

B.C. landlord ordered to pay $27,000 to former tenants

The landlord had sought a judicial review on the grounds that the decision was "patently unreasonable."
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There's a free job-seeking event for Richmond residents this week

There's a free job-seeking event for Richmond residents this week

Mock interviews and resume reviews are some of the learning sessions being offered.
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B.C. retiree sues after losing $450,000 in alleged GIC scam

B.C. retiree sues after losing $450,000 in alleged GIC scam

Alleged fraudsters set up fake portal for plaintiff to view his investment.
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MLA says marriage can weather Bill 15. What of Eby's relationship with First Nations?

MLA says marriage can weather Bill 15. What of Eby's relationship with First Nations?

VICTORIA — Grand Chief Stewart Phillip is among the fiercest critics of the British Columbia government's planned legislation to fast track infrastructure projects, saying their development "flouted First Nations' basic human rights.
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A B.C. port plans to test self-driving trucks. Unions are 'dead set' opposed

A B.C. port plans to test self-driving trucks. Unions are 'dead set' opposed

Prince Rupert Port Authority aims to test driverless vehicles this summer, reveal documents obtained by The Tyee.
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B.C. pulp mill fined for repeated pollution breaches

B.C. pulp mill fined for repeated pollution breaches

Domtar's environmental penalties at its Skookumchuck mill were dropped to $17,200, from an initial $39,000 recommended by ministry inspectors
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Out and About: A great reason to walk in Richmond

Out and About: A great reason to walk in Richmond

Richmond residents headed out on a sunny day for the annual Walk for Alzheimer's.
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