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Victoria police chief hands out hefty fine to driver who flicked lit butt
Chief Const. Del Manak said he was travelling on a highway in his unmarked police car when he noticed the driver of a Ford Mustang ahead of him toss the lit butt.
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Two men dead, three people in hospital after boats collide on B.C. lake
The bodies of two men have been recovered from Osoyoos Lake in British Columbia's southern Okanagan, following a high-speed collision between two power boats.
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Ottawa announces $13 million for Canada's coastal habitats on World Oceans Day
Federal Fisheries Minister Jonathan Wilkinson says the money would support an additional 24 projects under Ottawa's Coastal Restoration Fund to help restore habitats along Canada's shorelines.
Ottawa announces $13 million for Canada's coastal habitats on World Oceans Day
Hundreds rally against Trans Mountain pipeline ahead of federal decision
It could be the last major rally against the pipeline in Vancouver before the federal government makes its final decision on the fate of the project, expected by June 18.
Hundreds rally against Trans Mountain pipeline ahead of federal decision
Real Estate Condo developers offer free wine, avocado toast to woo buyers
As the market slowed, condos began to take longer to sell, hitting 40 days or more on average between December 2018 and February 2019
Real Estate Condo developers offer free wine, avocado toast to woo buyers
The federal government to announce a plan to ban harmful single-use plastics by 2021
The federal government will announce a plan Monday to ban harmful single-use plastics such as drinking straws as early as 2021.