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Injunction puts pot on hold

Injunction puts pot on hold

Critics of medical marijuana plan call decision small victory
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Briefly: March 21, 2014

Setting it straight A story in the Shopper last week incorrectly reported that local results of the recent teachers’ strike vote were not tallied before being added to the provincial totals.
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CrimeStoppers: March 19, 2014

Week of March 10 to 17, 2014 Total calls for service = 92 Impaired driving = 6 Assaults = 4 Break and enters = 0 Thefts = 6 Mischief = 2 1. March 10 Manson Avenue at Edgehill Store A vehicle was stopped by police.
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Online reservations open for parks

Desolation Sound permits available in May
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Quick Peaks: March 19, 2014

Vehicle hits pedestrian A section of Joyce Avenue was closed to traffic Monday, March 17, after a middle-aged man was struck by an SUV. The pedestrian was crossing the road near Burnaby Street when he was hit at about 3 pm.
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Upgrades improve energy efficiency

Upgrades improve energy efficiency

Complex retrofit reduces carbon footprint
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Treaty process already creating jobs

Treaty process already creating jobs

Province and Tlaamin sign final agreement
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Advocate pushes for higher standards

Advocate pushes for higher standards

Sport helmets untested in unregulated Canadian market
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Crowd breathes easier as team plays to win

Crowd breathes easier as team plays to win

Kings trailing 2-1 in series
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Clark steals show at ferry protest

Clark steals show at ferry protest

MLA delivers 2200-signature petition after rally
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