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Thousands without power, ferries cancelled as windstorm hits islands

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More than 12,000 B.C. Hydro customers on Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands are without power Monday morning. A wind warning issued by Environment Canada remains in ...

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Powerful storm hits B.C. south coast, thousands without power but no reported damage

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