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New appointment-based medical clinic opening in Qualicum Beach

New appointment-based medical clinic opening in Qualicum Beach

Private clinic starting with 500 patients this March in Parksville and Qualicum Beach
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'Guy is thriving': From living on B.C.'s streets to helping people survive them

'Guy is thriving': From living on B.C.'s streets to helping people survive them

Formerly homeless Vernon man with alcoholism now helping organization that helped him
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Northwest B.C. disposal company makes throwing out garbage fun

Northwest B.C. disposal company makes throwing out garbage fun

"We believe garbage doesn’t have to carry a 'dirty' name," says Terena Stegavig, office manager at Rupert Disposal
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'Grandma' Selkie: therapy dog bringing joy to B.C. seniors

'Grandma' Selkie: therapy dog bringing joy to B.C. seniors

Amy Jordan of Williams Lake and her dog Selkie have been certified with St. John Ambulance Therapy Dog Program
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Vancouver Island RCMP target organized crime in contraband cigarette seizure

Vancouver Island RCMP target organized crime in contraband cigarette seizure

Smokes seized in Langford tally at 17,100 cartons of tobacco, roughly 171,000 individual packs
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From the ruins of Rome to the slopes of Kilimanjaro: a B.C. family’s 5-country trek

From the ruins of Rome to the slopes of Kilimanjaro: a B.C. family’s 5-country trek

'It was like a bunch of different holidays and vacations' said Shannon Jackson.
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'It was awful': B.C. seniors lose $300,000 in extortion by family friend

'It was awful': B.C. seniors lose $300,000 in extortion by family friend

Mission's Tyler James Willard sentenced to house arrest on extortion charges
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B.C. migrant aid group reports multiple complaints about banned Okanagan winery

B.C. migrant aid group reports multiple complaints about banned Okanagan winery

Dignidad Migrante Society said at least 5 or 6 workers had reached out about Toor Vineyards
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B.C. Premier Eby says it is 'full-speed' ahead for involuntary care

B.C. Premier Eby says it is 'full-speed' ahead for involuntary care

Facilities scheduled to open in Surrey and Maple Ridge will serve as 'templates' for involuntary care expansion in B.C.
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Emergency support ends, effectively leaving B.C. fire victims homeless

Emergency support ends, effectively leaving B.C. fire victims homeless

Suspicious blaze broke out in Vernon Jan. 3, residents run out of support this week
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