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ConsumerBIV: Are British Columbians hard workers? -
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CanadaPair of bear encounters in B.C. communities -
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WestJet mechanics ratify collective agreement following Canada Day strikeIn a Friday update to members, the AMFA-WestJet Negotiating Committee said the agreement was approved by 96 per cent of membership.Canada9 hours
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Alberta dispensary becomes first to sell cannabis at Edmonton comedy festivalPlantlife Cannabis will be the first to sell cannabis products at the Great Outdoors Comedy Festival, showcasing some of the biggest comedians at Kinsmen Park.CannabisJul 11
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Right to be cool? Edmontonians call for mandatory air conditioning, cooling measures'It makes perfect sense that we treat access to cooling as a fundamental human right, the same way we think of access to warmth in winter as a fundamental human right.'WeatherJul 11
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‘Welcome news’: CRA handling of bare trust filing to be probedAccording to the Canada Revenue Agency, a total of 51,578 bare trust forms for the 2023 tax year had been received as of June 14, amid confusion over the filing requirement.CanadaJul 11
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Hastings, Ont., retirees credit $100K lottery win to sticking with same store for ticketsThe retirees nearly switched from their usual store to buy their lottery tickets elsewhere. However, they non-switch led to a $100,000 prize in the May 24 Lotto Max daw.ConsumerJul 11
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Costco members in Canada will have to pay more starting this fallCostco says that effective Sept. 1, Canadians holding an individual, business or business add-on membership will see their annual membership fees go up by $5 to $65.ConsumerJul 11
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Help pours in for B.C. seniors trapped by broken elevator, but no quick fix comingThe only elevator in the nine-storey Gordon Fahrni House broke down on June 22, and likely won't be repaired for weeks as management waits for a replacement part.ConsumerJul 10
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Alberta couple battles the CRA after it claws back $14K received in COVID benefitsThe worst of the COVID-19 pandemic may be over, but the fallout certainly isn't for an Alberta couple involved a big battle with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).MoneyJul 10
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Copper suspected target in St. Albert EV charging cable theftA St. Albert rec centre is dealing with vandalism to its electric vehicle charging stations that city officials believe may have happened because the cables contain copper.CrimeJul 10
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Interpol data confirms Canada is ‘ground zero’ for car thefts: expertsInterpol says Canada has emerged as a leading country for auto theft. The finding comes following the RCMP's integration of its stolen-vehicle data with Interpol's.CanadaJul 10
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