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Tech company engaged in mass surveillance

Tech company engaged in mass surveillance

“A clear violation of the privacy rights:” privacy commissioners
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Tech company engaged in mass surveillance

Tech company engaged in mass surveillance

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B.C. man putting everything on hold to look for missing dog

B.C. man putting everything on hold to look for missing dog

The four-year-old husky-shepherd mix went missing during a hike
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U.K. man hoping to travel to Island on compassionate grounds

U.K. man hoping to travel to Island on compassionate grounds

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B.C. restaurants can't promote showing Super Bowl: provincial health orders

B.C. restaurants can't promote showing Super Bowl: provincial health orders

And any place showing the NFL's big game must keep the TV volume at 'speaking level'
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Charan Gill, labour and human rights pioneer in British Columbia, dies at 84

Charan Gill, labour and human rights pioneer in British Columbia, dies at 84

LANGLEY, B.C. — A longtime labour and human rights leader in British Columbia has died. The family of Charan Gill say he died in hospital on Feb. 2, following a battle with cancer. Gill was 84.
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Vancouver woman jailed for administering Botox in violation of court order

Vancouver woman jailed for administering Botox in violation of court order

Maria Ezzati had been banned from giving unlicensed treatments but was caught holding a "Botox Party" last year.
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Richmond hotel offering pop-up pandemic weddings

Richmond hotel offering pop-up pandemic weddings

Starting with a Valentine's weekend special, the Executive Airport Hotel has just launched a package to meet the current 10-person ceremony limit
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Explore B.C.'s delectable Indigenous cuisine through this culturally rich TV series

Explore B.C.'s delectable Indigenous cuisine through this culturally rich TV series

Enjoy a colourful feast of interviews with Elders, gardeners and historians on a journey through B.C. First Nation communities
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Downward COVID-19 infections in B.C. will help with faster-spreading variants: Henry

Downward COVID-19 infections in B.C. will help with faster-spreading variants: Henry

VICTORIA — British Columbia health officials say there's an encouraging trend in the COVID-19 curve in the province with the efforts of residents making a difference. It comes as the state of emergency was extended again in B.C.
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