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Rob Shaw: How the legislature turned into the Twilight Zone

Rob Shaw: How the legislature turned into the Twilight Zone

In which the BC NDP thwart the government lawyers' attempt to create their own bargaining unit
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A COVID legacy? When doctors say we should still be masking up

A COVID legacy? When doctors say we should still be masking up

"I still encourage the elderly in my life ... that if they are taking a plane or they are going to be in high-risk settings to mask up," said one a pediatric infectious diseases specialist
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Canada's electronic waste more than tripled in 20 years, study indicates

Canada's electronic waste more than tripled in 20 years, study indicates

Canadians produced nearly one million tonnes of e-waste in 2020, and that's expected to reach 1.2 million tonnes annually by 2030, the study suggests.
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Costs rise for B.C. Ferries fleet-maintenance facility upgrade

Costs rise for B.C. Ferries fleet-maintenance facility upgrade

The company says it can’t reveal the amount of the increase because the work is subject to a competitive bidding process.
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AI: Making property management and home sales smarter through tech

AI: Making property management and home sales smarter through tech

Predictive analytics, search and site development are some of the areas ready for artificial intelligence
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Letters: The gap between reality and desire on the Sunshine Coast

Letters: The gap between reality and desire on the Sunshine Coast

'SCRD sent out a dire prediction of continuing water shortages into the future, including of drinking water, but continues to sign off on developments for new housing.'
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Sex workers on making their lives better

Sex workers on making their lives better

Study finds high disability rates and the damage done by criminalization and stigma.
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Paramedic shortages still plague rural areas, but some remedies may be in the works

Paramedic shortages still plague rural areas, but some remedies may be in the works

“I was in the middle of real pain, and that was stressful," said Quadra Island resident Carol Woolsey
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Music, dance and theatre shine at Sunshine Coast performing arts festival

Music, dance and theatre shine at Sunshine Coast performing arts festival

Highlights of the first three weeks of the Festival of the Performing Arts
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AI: Reducing lawyers’ workloads and costs with artificial intelligence technology

AI: Reducing lawyers’ workloads and costs with artificial intelligence technology

Automation, not advice, the current path forward for artificial intelligence in the legal sector
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