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A woman in North Vancouver caught on camera berating a sushi restaurant owner has been acquitted on a charge of causing a disturbance.
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West Kelowna fire chief Jason Brolund was given a plaque at city hall on Tuesday for his tireless work during last year’s McDougall Creek wildfire.
Mariecar informed the court that she and Michael met in 2013 and after three and a half years of marriage, they separated, with Mariecar becoming the primary caregiver of their daughter.
Quebecers will have the opportunity to show their respect for Brian Mulroney in his home province as the commemorations for the former prime minister move to Montreal.
This year is expected to be dry with irrigation boards anticipating limited water allocation, which could greatly affect producers.
The event called Making Waves for Autism aims to raise $25,000 for Autism Canada and its programs for those in need.
Minister Dominic LeBlanc said the changes “will improve Canadians’ ability to cast their vote while also bolstering safeguards against foreign involvement in our elections.”
Lytton was the province’s and nation’s hottest spot on Tuesday at 22.4 C, twice its normal 10 C for March 19.
Wednesday afternoon, city councillors casted their votes on City of Winnipeg’s operating and capital budgets. The results were nearly unanimous.
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