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The organization that oversees worker safety in British Columbia is taking steps to reduce risks faced by commercial fishing crews.
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Maple Ridge man Barinder Singh Sidhu is facing deportation to India due to the lies his father Darshan Singh Sidhu told about his conviction in a notorious Jassi Sidhu killing case murder when he brought his family to Canada.
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Federal and provincial governments earned $186 million in cannabis-related revenue in the first 5 1/2 months since legalization in October, Statistics Canada said Wednesday.
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