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Metro Vancouver residents in older large strata complexes could face carbon fines after 2028

Metro Vancouver residents in older large strata complexes could face carbon fines after 2028

Metro Vancouver climate committee endorses regulatory proposal that would charge large buildings a $500 administrative fee and $350 for every tonne of carbon pollution they emit beyond a set threshold.
Sechelt intersection closed after collision involving pedestrian

Sechelt intersection closed after collision involving pedestrian

Police have closed off Highway 101 from Cowrie Street to Inlet Avenue because of a serious collision at the Inlet Avenue intersection.
Here's how to make a vegan flatbread pizza

Here's how to make a vegan flatbread pizza

Use a six-inch multigrain pita or naan bread and you’ll have a delicious and healthy pizza dinner in no time.
B.C. wine sector seeking rebound after disastrous 2023

B.C. wine sector seeking rebound after disastrous 2023

Deep freeze in 2022 killed vines and damaged buds, causing slashed production.
In memoriam: Mary “Penny” Eleanor Mebs

In memoriam: Mary “Penny” Eleanor Mebs

March 28, 1934 - December 22, 2023
Nearly two-thirds of Canadians rate economy as bad, says survey

Nearly two-thirds of Canadians rate economy as bad, says survey

Only a third of Canadians trust the Bank of Canada's leader to help the economy.
Good morning, Peak readers

Good morning, Peak readers

Photo feature of the day, today in history, the weather forecast and local gas prices
Record number of hospitalizations as COVID and flu season peaks

Record number of hospitalizations as COVID and flu season peaks

Health Minister Adrian Dix and provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said cases of Influenza A and RSV have been “steadily increasing over the last few weeks”
B.C. nurse disciplined for poor security practices

B.C. nurse disciplined for poor security practices

The incidents happened between January 2022 and June 2023.
B.C. non-profit CEO urges tax deductions for vet bills

B.C. non-profit CEO urges tax deductions for vet bills

Such a move would help decrease "economic euthanasia," says chief executive officer of the Regional Animal Protection Society.