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If we suddenly received more refugees, what would we do?

If we suddenly received more refugees, what would we do?

Trudeau’s commitment would mean almost threefold increase by the end of 2015
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Haida forest firm one of three convicted of destroying fish habitat

Haida forest firm one of three convicted of destroying fish habitat

The Haida said they would do things differently, that logging practices would be more sustainable and environmentally friendly than the old days.
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Drone gets up close to orcas, capturing a wealth of data

Drone gets up close to orcas, capturing a wealth of data

VANCOUVER — An experimental project using a customized drone to monitor killer whales on B.C.’s north coast has been expanded to include the endangered southern resident population shared with the U.S. in the Salish Sea.
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Northern Gateway pipeline likely dead after Liberal election win

Northern Gateway pipeline likely dead after Liberal election win

Trans Mountain oil pipeline, LNG projects can expect tougher environmental reviews under Trudeau
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In B.C., Liberal wins concentrated in Metro Vancouver

In B.C., Liberal wins concentrated in Metro Vancouver

VANCOUVER — The map of election winners in British Columbia mirrored the political spectrum after Monday’s election — NDP on the left, Conservatives on the right and Liberals down the middle.
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Fisherman says he caught rare albino sturgeon in Fraser River

Fisherman says he caught rare albino sturgeon in Fraser River

If it wasn’t for the photographic evidence, it might have sounded like another hard-to-believe fish tale.
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Whistler pushes for rejection of proposed Garibaldi resort

Whistler pushes for rejection of proposed Garibaldi resort

New Squamish-area ski development would be 35 minutes closer to Vancouver
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Endangered western painted turtles get new beach

Endangered western painted turtles get new beach

Hatchlings in Burnaby Lake Park moved for second time because of coal spill
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Six B.C. ridings could go down to wire, new polls find

Six B.C. ridings could go down to wire, new polls find

With just four days to go before the federal election, a series of new polls by a pair of research firms show a half-dozen riding races in British Columbia are too close to call.
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Tall towers pose big challenges in Vancouver

Tall towers pose big challenges in Vancouver

Cultural and social issues are changing the city’s architecture
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