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Economic bounce back at the end of 2023 could push back rate cuts, economists say

Economic bounce back at the end of 2023 could push back rate cuts, economists say

The Canadian economy has slowed over the last year but as so far avoided a recession
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Alaskan tribes seek standing in Eskay Creek mine review

Alaskan tribes seek standing in Eskay Creek mine review

Alaskan First Nations point to court ruling that suggests Canadian government may have duty to consult them
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Kelowna aerospace firm seals international deal with German manufacturer

Kelowna aerospace firm seals international deal with German manufacturer

Agreement gives KF Aerospace exclusive rights to market sell and lease Grob products
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B.C. Health Minister says investment in nuclear medicine will expand cancer care

B.C. Health Minister says investment in nuclear medicine will expand cancer care

Province earmarking $32M in advancement of nuclear medicine
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Alberta accused of ‘gatekeeping’ B.C. wine shipments

Alberta accused of ‘gatekeeping’ B.C. wine shipments

Crackdown comes in the wake of back-to-back disastrous cold snaps
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Burnaby's Mr. Mikes hires new president, plans to add franchises

Burnaby's Mr. Mikes hires new president, plans to add franchises

Company has kept pace with previous growth projections, aims to expand store count by five, to 52
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Canada Pension Plan 101: Answering common questions about these paycheque deductions

Canada Pension Plan 101: Answering common questions about these paycheque deductions

Although it may not feel like it now, that money adds up over your working life
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Okanagan College supports changes to international student enrolment

Okanagan College supports changes to international student enrolment

Announcement comes after the federal government moved to cap the number of study permits it approves
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Provinces knew the deal when they signed on to $10-a-day child care: Liberal minister

Provinces knew the deal when they signed on to $10-a-day child care: Liberal minister

'You can't even buy coffee and a muffin for $10 a day.'
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'Opposition' councillors host Vancouver park board town hall

'Opposition' councillors host Vancouver park board town hall

‘Opposition’ councillors host town hall meeting Feb. 1 over Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim's move to abolish elected park board; registration is required
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