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Is it time for Canada to open its doors to climate migrants?

Is it time for Canada to open its doors to climate migrants?

As huge swathes of the world become uninhabitable due to rising heat, a group of refugee lawyers say Canada could become an important oasis.
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Coalition calls on renewed Liberal government to follow through on climate plan

Coalition calls on renewed Liberal government to follow through on climate plan

“They are going to have to find a place to compromise,” says SFU political scientist.
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Mental health concerns loom in COVID's second autumn

Mental health concerns loom in COVID's second autumn

Social interactions are increasing, but many employees are still working from home.
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B.C.'s largest Indigenous government announces vaccine mandate

B.C.'s largest Indigenous government announces vaccine mandate

The Métis Nation of British Columbia supports over 90,000 self-declared Métis people in the province through several regional offices.
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Election official, who runs chocolate shop, flies ballot box to 27 B.C. lighthouses

Election official, who runs chocolate shop, flies ballot box to 27 B.C. lighthouses

Despite the challenge of reaching some of Canada's most remote residents, a part-time election official is flying by helicopter so lighthouse keepers can vote.
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Richmond woman to star on reality baking TV show

Richmond woman to star on reality baking TV show

Caron Lau, 26, is an occupational therapist by day
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B.C. couple shares story of spending weeks in ICU with COVID-19

B.C. couple shares story of spending weeks in ICU with COVID-19

The West Kelowna pair hopes their tale inspires others to get vaccinated.
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Federal election: Where the parties stand on 16 issues

Federal election: Where the parties stand on 16 issues

From child care to climate change, Canadian Press breaks down the election promises.
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Cautious optimism from scientists as endangered J-Pod orcas appear poised for a baby boom

Cautious optimism from scientists as endangered J-Pod orcas appear poised for a baby boom

44 orcas have been born and survived since 1998
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As B.C. nears pandemic transition, it should soon 'stop counting cases,' says health official

As B.C. nears pandemic transition, it should soon 'stop counting cases,' says health official

B.C. health experts, officials reveal thoughts on winding down testing, contact tracing and isolation.
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