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Alleged securities fraudsters can be charged in U.S. but free to conduct business in СÀ¶ÊÓƵ

Alleged securities fraudsters can be charged in U.S. but free to conduct business in СÀ¶ÊÓƵ

And, whether a convicted international fraudster can conduct business in the province depends on if the СÀ¶ÊÓƵ Securities Commission files for a reciprocal order against them — that's not always a sure thing
UVic law team triggers landmark decision over plastic coffee pods

UVic law team triggers landmark decision over plastic coffee pods

Keurig Canada Inc. has been fined $3 million by the Competition Bureau. It turns out K-Cup coffee pods are "way more complicated to recycle" than originally claimed.
Injured coyote rescued at Iona beach on Sunday

Injured coyote rescued at Iona beach on Sunday

Local rescue organizations attended to the injured coyote in Richmond
Metro Vancouver McDonald’s to accept reusable travel mugs again

Metro Vancouver McDonald’s to accept reusable travel mugs again

The first region in Canada to resume this service
Has the pandemic made us forget our manners?

Has the pandemic made us forget our manners?

A Q & A with an etiquette expert.
Metro Vancouver couple celebrate anniversary with $1 million lotto win

Metro Vancouver couple celebrate anniversary with $1 million lotto win

'Unbelievable! Surreal! Amazing!'
Pandemic restrictions deny Victoria couple of 63 years a birthday visit

Pandemic restrictions deny Victoria couple of 63 years a birthday visit

Restrictions were put in place Jan. 1 amid soaring cases of COVID-19 allow residents one "essential visitor" — but not everyone gets one approved.
First Nation wants Royal СÀ¶ÊÓƵ Museum to return its totem pole

First Nation wants Royal СÀ¶ÊÓƵ Museum to return its totem pole

RСÀ¶ÊÓƵM says it has always been clear that repatriation of the pole would take time because there’s no clear path to remove it from its third-floor setting in the building
Planning, insurance and patience the watchwords for pandemic travel

Planning, insurance and patience the watchwords for pandemic travel

Planning ahead is key if you’re planning to leave Canada and want to avoid unnecessary headaches — and, in some cases, hefty fines — on the return trip.
Parts of Vancouver’s Stanley Park seawall destroyed by wind and waves (PHOTOS & VIDEOS)

Parts of Vancouver’s Stanley Park seawall destroyed by wind and waves (PHOTOS & VIDEOS)

The destruction was caused by a combination of a king tide and strong winds
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