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Burnaby's Felicia Voss-Shafiq helps Canada win first-ever sitting Paralympic volleyball medal

Burnaby's Felicia Voss-Shafiq helps Canada win first-ever sitting Paralympic volleyball medal

Canada defeated Brazil in straight sets to earn bronze at the 2024 Paralympics.
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BBB: Trademark scam eyeing Canadian businesses? Here’s how to spot the signs

BBB: Trademark scam eyeing Canadian businesses? Here’s how to spot the signs

Don't give into fear, always verify a message and look for red flags are some of the tips the Better Business Bureau (BBB) has for business owners to avoid phishing.
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No ambulance after half an hour and, she learned, none available

No ambulance after half an hour and, she learned, none available

After the 76-year-old was told nothing was available, bystanders flagged down a passing ambulance
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BC United to run some candidates to retain party name

BC United to run some candidates to retain party name

The move is intended to ensure BC United remains a registered political party with Elections BC, executive director Lindsay Cote said in a letter to members on Friday
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Baby boom: A record 86 Vancouver Island marmot pups born in alpine this year

Baby boom: A record 86 Vancouver Island marmot pups born in alpine this year

It’s the highest number for wild-born marmots since 2011, when 75 babies were born
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Divers find ferry's propeller on sea floor

Divers find ferry's propeller on sea floor

The 60-year-old ferry was pulled from service after the incident Tuesday morning, which saw 800 litres of light hydraulic fluid leak into marine waters.
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Adrian Raeside cartoon: How former BC United candidates will explain themselves

Adrian Raeside cartoon: How former BC United candidates will explain themselves

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Burnaby co-op ordered to pay $400, investigate member's noise complaint

Burnaby co-op ordered to pay $400, investigate member's noise complaint

The Civil Resolution Tribunal ruled the Spectrum Housing Co-operative was obligated to investigate Shaesta Rajabali's complaint about loud music, a loud vacuum and banging coming from the unit below her.
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Scooters, e-bikes and mopeds ride into regulatory grey zones as Canada's cities and provinces race to keep up

Scooters, e-bikes and mopeds ride into regulatory grey zones as Canada's cities and provinces race to keep up

‘Micromobility’ vehicles — lightweight, electric and often unlicensed — are thriving in a country without uniform standards for manufacturing and safety. Advocates are calling on Ottawa to change that.
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SFU issues safety reminders after 'increase' in bear sightings at Burnaby campus

SFU issues safety reminders after 'increase' in bear sightings at Burnaby campus

From January to June of this year, close to 160 black bears have been killed across B.C.
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