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2021 was Vancouver’s second hottest summer ever recorded

2021 was Vancouver’s second hottest summer ever recorded

This was Vancouver's hottest summer since 1958. Add widespread drought and wildfire smoke, and experts say it offers a sign of things to come.
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Nearly 200 travellers to Canada used suspected fake COVID-19 tests

Nearly 200 travellers to Canada used suspected fake COVID-19 tests

And nine travellers to Canada have used suspected fake proof of vaccination 🤯
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Alberta couple spent decades using their goats for fire mitigation, invasive species in B.C.

Alberta couple spent decades using their goats for fire mitigation, invasive species in B.C.

The Lindbloms travelled across British Columbia running and operating Rocky Ridge Vegetation Control. Their goats would bite out invasive plants and help with fire mitigation.
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Man refused service for not wearing mask urinates in B.C. Dairy Queen

Man refused service for not wearing mask urinates in B.C. Dairy Queen

The incident happened Aug. 28.
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Coma, hospitalization convinced vaccine-hesitant B.C. man to get jab

Coma, hospitalization convinced vaccine-hesitant B.C. man to get jab

Dave Garcia says the ordeal was a wake-up call for him and his family.
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B.C. agency's hilarious musical Costco tribute goes viral (VIDEO)

B.C. agency's hilarious musical Costco tribute goes viral (VIDEO)

"Costco, I really can't believe, I spent two grand when my wife sent me in for a block of cheese."
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Masks will be mandatory in B.C. for in-person voting on election day

Masks will be mandatory in B.C. for in-person voting on election day

Maskless voters without a medical exemption will need to apply for mail-in ballot, Elections Canada notes.
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PayPal introducing $20 'inactivity fee' for Canadian users this fall

PayPal introducing $20 'inactivity fee' for Canadian users this fall

If you have an account best go check on it.
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Vaccine passports: Expert says B.C. should be 'on standby to get hacked'

Vaccine passports: Expert says B.C. should be 'on standby to get hacked'

Expert warning comes after hackers targeted Quebec's systems.
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How can B.C. defend, protect itself against devastating wildfire seasons?

How can B.C. defend, protect itself against devastating wildfire seasons?

Forestry experts and a B.C. First Nation fire chief are calling for more fuel management, fire smarting and prescribed burns.
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