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NATIONAL STORIES1 month agoVancouver’s Last Bike Couriers Race to Survive the Digital Age
By David Chan | The Current Once a familiar sight in downtown Vancouver, bicycle couriers are now an increasingly rare part of the city’s working life....
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SPORTS1 month agoHow Video Adjustments Fuelled the Vancouver Canucks’ 5-2 Prospects Victory Over Seattle
A four-goal second period lifted the Vancouver Canucks to a 5-2 win over the Seattle Kraken at Abbotsford's Rogers Forum following video review adjustments.
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COMMUNITY1 month agoNavigating Blended Family Wills and Estate Options
Lawyer Paul Hergott outlines estate planning considerations and tactical options for individuals navigating blended family wills and stepchild inheritances.
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NATIONAL STORIES1 month ago
How Quebec’s Secularism Law Alters Prayer Rules on Campus and Public Transit
Quebec's secularism law now bans prayer spaces in public institutions, affecting university campuses and Montreal's transit system under rules active Sept. 1.
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LOCAL1 month ago
What Parents and Pedestrians Need to Know About the Surge in High-Speed Electric Dirt Bikes
Police in New Brunswick warn against illegal electric dirt bike use on sidewalks and streets, citing high speeds and safety risks for preteens and pedestrians.
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LOCAL1 month ago
Saint John Tragedies Prompt Dual Reviews into Systemic Gaps and Child Protection
New Brunswick review committees will examine the murders of two Saint John boys by their father to evaluate prevention strategies and family safety nets.
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NATIONAL STORIES1 month agoAugust Inflation Rates: Statistics Canada Releases Provincial Breakdown
Canada's annual inflation rate reached 3.0 per cent in August, according to Statistics Canada. See how rates changed across each Canadian province.
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LOCAL1 month agoNew Brunswick Potash Mining: $1.8B Millstream Project Begins Site Drilling
Atlantic Potash Millstream Corp. launches core drilling for a proposed $1.8B mine in New Brunswick, aiming to employ up to 340 people near Sussex.
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LOCAL1 month agoRemoving Trade Barriers At Home Could Protect Canadian Alcohol Jobs
Pierre Poilievre calls on Prime Minister Mark Carney to end interprovincial alcohol trade barriers and lower taxes as U.S. import bans threaten Canadian jobs.
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LOCAL1 month ago
Why New Brunswick Drivers Are Paying Over $2.00 per Litre for Gas
New Brunswick fuel prices crossed $2.00 per litre on Sept. 12, 2026, after the NBEUB triggered its interrupter clause for gas, diesel, and furnace oil.
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