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How to have an epic getaway on B.C.’s Sunshine Coast in the off-season
Think tranquil shores, fewer crowds and lower rates
Leafs’ Matthews still getting up to speed
Auston Matthews spent nearly a month on the sidelines.
Calgary seeing a mild start to December as temperatures rise above zero
We’re experiencing a mild beginning to December in Calgary, especially compared to the last half of November. The winds will pick up on Monday night out of the west, so temperatures won’t drop much. This means a mild start to the day on Tuesday.
B.C. fire chief warns about lithium batteries after his self-detonated and exploded
The chief of the Dashwood Volunteer Fire Department in Qualicum Beach on Vancouver Island is warning about the dangers of lithium batteries after one exploded in his own home.
Correctional officer hospitalized after being severely beaten by inmate at Quebec prison: police
A correctional officer was seriously injured after being attacked by an inmate at a prison northeast of Montreal.
Gatineau police, probing hit-and-run that left teen injured, ask for help
The incident took place at about 7:40 p.m. on Oct. 5 at the intersection Labrosse Boulevard and O’Farrell Street, police said.
What to know about getting last-minute Taylor Swift Eras Tour tickets in Vancouver – Vancouver Is Awesome
What to know about getting last-minute Taylor Swift Eras Tour tickets in Vancouver Vancouver Is AwesomeNo luck for some Manitoba Swifties trying to score tickets to final shows of the Eras Tour CBC.caLate-night buses, ferry sailings added for Taylor Swift concertgoers in Victoria CHEK NewsTaylor Swift’s Vancouver shows: TransLink adds services CityNews Vancouver
Bombardier and Honeywell settle lawsuit over engine prices
Bombardier Inc. says it has reached an agreement with Honeywell International Inc. to settle a lawsuit relating to the cost of the jet engines it makes for the Montreal-based plane maker.
Poll suggests Winnipeg residents believe city needs more money, are split on taxes
Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham says new poll results show residents understand the need for the city to collect more money — either from other governments or new taxes.