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Fifteen temperature records were broken in British Columbia Thursday and several more could fall Friday as a heat wave settles across the province.
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British Columbia's government says it's increasing public education and bolstering enforcement to better protect the rights of both renters and landlords.
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Wildlife Advocate Questions Decision To Kill Pigeons Pooping On Saskatoon Bridge
SASKATOON — Crews tasked with cleaning a Saskatchewan bridge are in for a dirty job.
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'There Was Justice:' Winnipeg Man Guilty Of Murdering Indigenous Woman
WINNIPEG — The family of an Indigenous woman whose death prosecutors described as worse than any horror movie says there is finally justice now that her killer has been found guilty.
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U.S., European Diplomats Support Canada In Chinese Court In Death-Penalty Appeal
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