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It's like waiting 45 minutes for transit in the rain, spotting a fine new bus coming along and then watching as it splashes past without stopping. Attorney General Barry Penner announced the appointment...Comment
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Jessica Vliegenthart's injury is an extreme example of the health and safety risks working women are increasingly facing in B.C. while on the job.Business Wire
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While some songwriters cloak their personal lives in simile or metaphor, folkster Shari Ulrich lays it bare.Celebrity
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Today the Times Colonist continues its new series: Eight Great Walks. Over the summer our reporters and photographers will introduce you to places around our city where you can get some exercise while...Blogs
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New York City's requirement that fast-food restaurants post calorie counts on menus led one in six customers to notice the information and buy foods with fewer calories, according to new research released...Health Club
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Facebook has made it easier for users to opt out of its controversial facial-recognition technology for photographs, an effort to address concerns that it had violated consumers’ privacy.Science
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You can’t drive very far along the road leading into Waterton Lakes National Park without encountering at least one sign warning you to watch for wildlife crossing the highway.Local Stories
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I'm a worrier. I dwell on what might happen, for example, at a meeting, and then revisit what did happen over and over. I know this isn't productive, but I can't seem to stop it. This mostly happens at...More Stories
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A Calgary auto dealership is feeling the burn after losing a dozen cars, trucks and SUVs off its northeast lot. And police are warning vehicle buyers to beware of any street or online classified deals...Features
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Every day at the crack of dawn Kristy Sheppard and Chantal Hospodar are packing lunches, doing dishes and driving kids to daycare — but soon after, their aprons and purses are tossed in exchange...Features
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A Calgary auto dealership is feeling the burn after losing a dozen cars, trucks and SUVs off its northeast lot. And police are warning vehicle buyers to beware of any street or online classified deals...Features
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