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Former Nanaimo chief financial officer loses CPA designation, must pay fine

Former Nanaimo chief financial officer loses CPA designation, must pay fine

Victor Mema was found guilty of “unprofessional conduct” for his actions while employed with Nanaimo and Sechelt by a discipline tribunal of the Chartered Professional Accountants of Alberta
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Rats in engine caused car fire, B.C. muffler shop claimed

Rats in engine caused car fire, B.C. muffler shop claimed

Courtenay business ordered to pay $2,285 after car catches fire on roadway one day after being repaired.
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Former Powell River King excels in final university season

Former Powell River King excels in final university season

Jayden Lee named NCAA first-team conference all-star
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Reprimanded B.C. nurse slammed door in patient's face

Reprimanded B.C. nurse slammed door in patient's face

Elaine McQuade must take remedial education in professional accountability and responsibility and ethics.
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Invasive and native turtles share Cranberry Lake logs in qathet

Invasive and native turtles share Cranberry Lake logs in qathet

More painted turtles were introduced to the lake last summer
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Orcas that hunt the world's biggest predators may be a new population, say scientists

Orcas that hunt the world's biggest predators may be a new population, say scientists

VANCOUVER — Researchers from the University of British Columbia said they've identified a potentially new population of open-ocean orcas, which hunt the biggest predators on the planet.
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Powell River Regals player profile: Hunter Findlater

Powell River Regals player profile: Hunter Findlater

Forward brings wealth of experience to hometown team's Coy Cup pursuit
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'Funny boy': Dog blares truck horn while waiting for owner in Whistler

'Funny boy': Dog blares truck horn while waiting for owner in Whistler

Murphy is normally sleeping in the truck, but not this time.
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Committee to suggest changes to shíshálh swiya dock management plan

Committee to suggest changes to shíshálh swiya dock management plan

The province and shíshálh Nation are walking back some changes proposed in November as part of the shíshálh swiya Dock Management Plan (DMP) and pausing others as they strike an advisory committee to plot a course forward for the embattled piece of regulation. 
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Chinese cranes in B.C. ports raise concerns after U.S. security probe

Chinese cranes in B.C. ports raise concerns after U.S. security probe

Chinese crane manufacturer ZPMC has a stronghold in B.C. container terminals; it's unclear what the Canadian government is doing about concerns raised by U.S. officials that extra communications devices have been found on the cranes in U.S. ports.
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