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Langley, British Columbia · LangleyVisitors to get free gift with every purchase until Dec. 4See the Story
Aldergrove restaurant brings back its poutine dip sandwich for a limited time - Langley Advance TimesLangley Advance Times
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HealthVGH & UBC Hospital Foundation's Millionaire Lottery raises crucial funds that support life-saving care at the province's largest hospital. Proceeds help the doctors, nurses, and health care workers at Vancouver General Hospital, U BC Hospital, and GF Strong Rehab Centre treat patients and contribute to the health of more than 600,000 residents.See the Story
You could live like a multi-Millionaire – in the lottery home of your choice! - Peace Arch NewsPeace Arch News
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Surrey, British Columbia · SurreyMartin Gregus Jr. won prestigious wildlife photographer award in 2021. Surrey resident has realized a dream by having his photographs published in National Geographic. The September edition of the magazine shows polar bears lounging in wildflowers in northern Manitoba. The 26-year-old man who lives on the Surrey/Langley border, photography has been a passion since the age of eight.See the Story
Bears of Summer spread in National Geographic a dream come true for Surrey photographer - Langley Advance TimesLangley Advance Times
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WhalesA young female humpback whale has been found dead off the north side of Malcolm Island. The whale was named Spike, BCX1847, who was seen every year since, often just north of Port Hardy. A necropsy, that will soon be done by DFO, is necessary to know for sure what caused her death. The DFO Incident Reporting Line is 1-800-465-4336.See the Story
Young female humpback whale ‘Spike’ found dead off Vancouver Island – Langley Advance Times
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US & Canada · OttawaRishi Sunak is set to meet with King Charles on Tuesday. He is expected to become the third British prime minister in less than two months. Johnson had not been the prime minister for two years yet when he announced he would resign. He stepped down after losing the confidence of his caucus amid a series of scandals.See the Story
Canada-U.K. ties to stabilize with Rishi Sunak as British prime minister
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InflationPierre Poilievre spoke to a sold-out crowd at a Surrey Board of Trade event. He said one-fifth of Canadians are skipping meals because they can't afford groceries. Young adults are having to live with their parents for longer, he said. Poilievere added more homes need to be built throughout Canada.See the Story
Canada ‘has become the place that can’t get anything done,’ Pierre Poilievre tells B.C. crowd - Langley Advance TimesLangley Advance Times
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Fight or flight: Communities on edge of climate catastrophe face choice
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US & Canada · British ColumbiaOliver Ole Langelid, 71, of Creston is wanted on child sex crimes. Has has earned the 22nd position on the Bolo Program's Canada's Most Wanted. Up to $250,000 is being offered for information leading to his arrest. The most wanted man in the country is Rabih Alkhalil.See the Story
Convicted murderer who escaped jail now Canada's most wanted fugitive
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Business · TorontoCompanies are beefing up office perks to lure staff back to company workspaces. Some have even welcomed staff back with a party and swag like backpacks. Remote work is seen as a necessity even as remote work gains popularity in C-Suites and staffing cuts continue across the sector.See the Story
Canadians companies turning to amenities to lure staff back to offices
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Business · TorontoAndrea Skinner has submitted her resignation as the interim chair of Hockey Canada's board of directors. The embattled national sports organization confirmed Skinner's intention to resign both as chair and as a member of the board on Saturday night. Her imminent departure comes after more corporate sponsors and provincial organizations withdrew their support from the national body. Hockey Canada leadership has been under intense scrutiny in recent weeks over its handling of sexual assault allegations.See the Story
Hockey Canada interim board chair Andrea Skinner submits resignation.
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Vladimir Putin · KyivKremlin-orchestrated referendums that are expected to serve as a pretext for Moscow to annex Russian-held regions of Ukraine concluded Tuesday as the preordained outcome of the votes heightened tension between Russia and the West. Moscow-backed officials in the four occupied regions in southern and eastern Ukraine said polls closed Tuesday afternoon after five days of voting and the counting of ballots had started.See the Story
Vote in Ukraine's Russia-held areas stokes tension with West
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