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Manitoba expands flood assistance programs as cleanup continues
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government is sending out $500 cheques as part of its expanded measures to help people hit by flooding in recent weeks.
Burnaby development site sparks competitive bidding process in court
Site of Square Nine's One18 project in Edmonds sold for $6 million
Veteran mediator Vince Ready to step in to try to end B.C. nurses' dispute
PRINCE GEORGE — Two mediators have been appointed to help settle the British Columbia nurses' dispute but that won't stop the nurses from escalating their job action.
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