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LOCAL4 weeks agoWhat LNG Canada’s Phase 2 Expansion Means for BC Energy and Jobs
LNG Canada approves its $33-billion Phase 2 expansion in Kitimat, B.C., doubling export capacity to 28 million tonnes and adding up to 4,000 jobs.
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HEALTH1 month ago
Ottawa Faces Calls to Reconsider Temporary Resident Limits as Demonstrations Surge
Migrants and advocates rallied across Canada to protest federal plans limiting temporary resident numbers as Parliament prepares to resume.
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BC STORIES1 month agoHow a provincial manufacturing boost is adding 35 jobs and expanding wood products in Chemainus
Chemainus wood products manufacturer Ron Anderson & Sons expands operations with up to $2M from B.C., creating up to 35 jobs for prefabricated housing.
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LOCAL1 month ago
Why B.C. Mayors Are Uniting to Push for Stronger Provincial Safety Measures
B.C. mayors at the UBCM convention demand provincial action on public safety as a new survey shows 48% of residents fear for their family's safety.
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BC STORIES1 month ago
How International Investment Promotion Could Bring Jobs to BC
Two Vancouver Island projects are featured on a federal list presented by Prime Minister Mark Carney to attract international investment.
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LOCAL1 month ago
What Local Byelection Candidates Are Promising on Healthcare, Schools, and Reconciliation
Abbotsford-Mission candidates debated ER closures, school capacity, and DRIPA repeal ahead of the Sept. 26 byelection vote at Clarke Theatre in Mission.
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COMMUNITY1 month ago
How a new YouTube series can help you maintain a vibrant garden during drought
The Okanagan Xeriscape Association has launched a YouTube series and updated web resources to teach water-conserving gardening during extreme heat.
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COMMUNITY1 month agoNavigating Blended Family Wills and Estate Options
Lawyer Paul Hergott outlines estate planning considerations and tactical options for individuals navigating blended family wills and stepchild inheritances.
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LOCAL1 month ago
Surrey Residents See Charges Approved After Multiple Shootings
A 37-year-old man faces 22 charges following four firearm incidents in Surrey, B.C., including a shooting that left one person with minor injuries.
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COMMUNITY1 month ago
New Agreement to Bring Forestry Jobs and Management to Osoyoos Indian Band
The Osoyoos Indian Band and Gorman Group partner through Similkameen Forest Products Ltd. to manage TFL 59, bringing jobs and local planning to the OIB.
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