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Green Party wants to lower the price of cannabis

Elizabeth May is calling for big changes to the regulatory framework governing the production and sale of cannabis in Canada.
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Natural gas rates will remain low for rest of the year

FortisBC has received regulatory approval from the British Columbia Utilities Commission (BCUC) to maintain the cost of natural gas and propane rates for all customers for the period of October 1 to December 31, 2019.
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Got a smartphone? Become a citizen scientist for BC Parks

On your next outdoor adventure to a provincial park you can collect photos of plants, animals, or other organisms, and upload them to the iNaturalist.org website.
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Three Asian giant hornets found for the first time on Vancouver Island

Stings are rare but may occur if their nest is disturbed. Due to the larger amount of venom injected, a sting from an Asian giant hornet can be very painful and cause localized swelling, redness and itching.
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BC Ferries employees remove 1,725 kg of garbage from beaches

Hundreds of BC Ferries employees from across the province participated in shoreline cleanups this summer to help keep B.C.’s beaches clean.
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NDP promises to tax multimillionaires to fund health care

The NDP’s 'super-wealth tax' would be a one per cent tax on those with fortunes above $20 million. NDP says it will make sure "hard working Canadians get the services they need like pharmacare and head-to-toe health care.”
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Over 93 per cent want permanent daylight saving time in BC

More than 93 per cent of the people polled in BC would prefer to move to permanent daylight saving time (DST). A record 223,273 British Columbians took part in the poll.
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BC Ferries adds beer and wine to the Pacific Buffet menu

BC Ferries is adding beer and wine to the Pacific Buffet menu on a trial basis, starting in late October.
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Vancouver Police seek public assistance in finding federal offender

Vancouver Police are asking for the public’s assistance to locate Taylin Francis Brent Checkosis, a 26-year-old, high-risk federal offender, who failed to return to his halfway house on Sunday.
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If you drink this wine, you would be protecting BC bears

In partnership with Northern Lights Estate Winery, the BC SPCA has announced the launch of “The Bear”, a new Pinot Gris-style wine with a purpose.
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