It will take years for the penny to completely disappear. Some think the nickel should go next.
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The Paramount’s days are numbered, though. It may not be soon, but one day there won’t be any strip joint on Columbia
READThe median income for Canada's top earners is almost 10 times higher than the median income for the remaining 99 per cent.
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Crossroads. You may be familiar with them. A lot of my friends are there these days.
READAfter five months of sportscasts that sounded more like business reports, NHL teams returned to the ice to prepare for a truncated season
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When it was revealed last month the old Copp’s Shoes in Downtown New Westminster would soon be a wedding shop, many shook their heads
READNo sooner has Canada Post completed its Christmas rush of deliveries when the anticipation of that visit to the mailbox started again.
READLast week’s snow and ice storms may have brought a white Christmas prematurely, but they haven’t dampened the spirit of the season.
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If New Westminster agreed to the original proposal from Uptown Property Group, it could have saved millions on the Downtown civic centre
READIt’s hard not to be moved by the heart-wrenching scenes played out in the coverage of last week’s mass shooting at an elementary school.
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Humour — from the things we share on social media to the reality shows we watch — is increasingly characterized by the concept of mockery.
READEven if there is no NHL, there's still plenty of hockey out there to be enjoyed.
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Premier Christy Clark says the new website erasebullying.ca will allow children to report bullying anonymously.
READHaving researched the Maya Calendar and written a book on the subject—the Maya did not “predict Armageddon for Dec. 21, 2012.”
READThe smile on the face of the Premier illuminated the morning gloom as the new Port Mann bridge was officially opened to eight lanes.
READIt’s less than a month to the apocalypse. Have you finished your Christmas shopping yet?
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You've heard the phrase many times: "Live each day as though it's your last." Many famous folks have said something along those lines
READA quick look outside will tell you we’re tightly in the grip of November. That means rain. Lots of it.
READMarijuana reform advocates in B.C. hope Washington and Colorado states’ vote to legalize and tax marijuana will add momentum to their push.
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At the new Anvil Centre, the goal is for it to become an incubator for the city, its creative centre, where new things emerge
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