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B.C. nurse used patients' names to get narcotics for own use

B.C. nurse used patients' names to get narcotics for own use

The patients weren't even admitted to the facility when their names were used, and no records were made.
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$140,000 fine levied against two unlicensed B.C. property managers

$140,000 fine levied against two unlicensed B.C. property managers

In separate but similar decisions, the B.C. Financial Services Authority has levied fines against Kirsten Marie Scoffield and Glenn Richard Campbell for operating unlicensed property management services in the Lower Mainland.
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Update: Lights back on Thursday after power outages in parts of Richmond

Update: Lights back on Thursday after power outages in parts of Richmond

BC Hydro tracks power outages on its online 'outage map.'
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Drug poisonings cluster in city centre, but occur throughout Richmond

Drug poisonings cluster in city centre, but occur throughout Richmond

Twenty people died from January to October 2023 in Richmond of suspected drug poisonings.
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Vancouver samurai sword-wielding robbery suspect makes court appearance

Vancouver samurai sword-wielding robbery suspect makes court appearance

Police called the robbery "violent."
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No trades for Richmond Sockeyes, team remains focused on playoff push

No trades for Richmond Sockeyes, team remains focused on playoff push

Two more wins under the belt for hometown hockey players who sit on top of conference
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Driver hurt after car plunges from multi-storey parking lot at University of B.C.

Driver hurt after car plunges from multi-storey parking lot at University of B.C.

VANCOUVER — A driver was extracted from the wreckage of their car in a complex rescue operation after the vehicle plunged through the concrete wall of a multi-storey parking lot at the University of British Columbia. Capt.
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Out and About: 75 tons of herring sold to raise money for kids with cancer

Out and About: 75 tons of herring sold to raise money for kids with cancer

The herring sale in Steveston has raised almost $1 million since it began more than a decade ago.
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Downtown Eastside 'social justice' developer committed fraud, panel rules

Downtown Eastside 'social justice' developer committed fraud, panel rules

Cherie White of Kingdom Investments 2015 Inc. committed fraud by misappropriating investors' money from a house-flipping arrangement she advertised between 2016 and 2019.
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Library makeover enhances learning experience in Richmond schools

Library makeover enhances learning experience in Richmond schools

New libraries let students learn in a way that suits their personal needs.
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