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Squamish poll: More than half of respondents say they are impacted by the pool closure

Squamish poll: More than half of respondents say they are impacted by the pool closure

About 15% of respondents said they were 'extremely impacted' by the closure.
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Squamish poll: Majority of respondents think U.S. tariffs will come to pass

Squamish poll: Majority of respondents think U.S. tariffs will come to pass

20% of those who took the online survey said they didn't think President Donald Trump will ultimately move forward with the tariffs against Canada and Mexico.
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Rob Shaw: B.C. bracing for one of its weirdest, wildest budgets in history

Rob Shaw: B.C. bracing for one of its weirdest, wildest budgets in history

Finance Minister Brenda Bailey faces impossible choices as economic turmoil escalates and NDP scraps promises, protects core services, bets on contingencies
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Squamish poll: Vast majority of respondents don't want us to become 51st state

Squamish poll: Vast majority of respondents don't want us to become 51st state

92% of local respondents said they would 'not at all' be in support of being annexed by the U.S.
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Adrian Raeside cartoon: Thinking of a vacation in the United States

Adrian Raeside cartoon: Thinking of a vacation in the United States

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Rob Shaw: While Eby fixates on Trump, B.C. struggles with a health-care crisis

Rob Shaw: While Eby fixates on Trump, B.C. struggles with a health-care crisis

NDP faced week of distractions, deflections and damage control
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Opinion: What are the chances an asteroid will impact Earth in 2032?

Opinion: What are the chances an asteroid will impact Earth in 2032?

In mid-February, asteroid 2024 YR4 was spotted and originally believed to have a 3.1 per cent of hitting Earth in 2032. Further calculations revealed this was not the case.
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Mario Canseco: Support for death penalty endures in Canada, polling reveals

Mario Canseco: Support for death penalty endures in Canada, polling reveals

More than half of Canadians still support capital punishment for murder cases—will that ever translate into policy?
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Phoenix nine years later: Federal public service workers have lost trust in their employer as pay problems persist

Phoenix nine years later: Federal public service workers have lost trust in their employer as pay problems persist

PSAC: "If the federal government wants to recruit and retain the best talent, it needs to do better."
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Adrian Raeside cartoon: The B.C. Conservatives are having a family spat

Adrian Raeside cartoon: The B.C. Conservatives are having a family spat

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