Thirty trees destroyed in Parksville’s Cedar Ridge Estates
Damage estimated at $30K; city says vandals intended to permanently ruin the trees
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Killer of Calgary mother, daughter gets no parole for 50 years
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City of Parksville buys 222 Corfield site, now sole owners
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Canadian Music Hall of Famer Steven Page to play Parksville
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Ravensong pool upgrades a priority for new Oceanside Services Committee
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Parksville Beach Festival Society launches campaign for outdoor stage
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Aquilini-owned blueberry farm ordered to pay $131,000 to foreign workers
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B.C. sends 267 firefighters to help battle Alberta wildfires
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City of Parksville launches citizen engagement platform
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Federal government funds millions to help B.C. police spot drugged driving
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Parksville Qualicum Beach residents have opportunity to meet MP Nathan Cullen on May 22
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Sports
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Top women’s hockey player Natalie Spooner coming to B.C.
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200 pro women hockey players form union in step toward league
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B.C. Lions sign former Edmonton Eskimos linebacker Adam Konar
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Raptors beat Bucks 118-112 in 2OT thriller
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‘Teams that win are tight’: B.C. Lions search for chemistry at training camp
Entertainment
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‘John Wick 3’ dethrones ‘Avengers: Endgame’ with $57 million
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Steering wheels and Celtic reels at the Errington Farmers’ Market
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Vancouver Welsh Men’s Choir ‘Stand By Me’ tour visits Parksville
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Vancouver Island festival offers tributes to massive stars
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Vancouver Island MusicFest: ‘House bands’ from the golden age of rock and R&B
Business
B.C. NDP using ‘sledge hammer’ on contract employers, business group says
Labour code expands union succession rights for food, security, janitorial, bus services
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Air Canada stock hits new high on news of exclusive talks to buy Transat AT
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Company that owns Burger King, Popeyes and Tim Hortons chains is expanding
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McDonald’s introduces Nanaimo bar McFlurry
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B.C. Hydro powering up for more electric vehicle charging demand
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U.S. targets $300 billion of Chinese goods for new tariff hikes
Opinion
LETTER: Fletcher ‘blurs reality’ on B.C. union public construction
Bridge, highway projects awarded to companies, not unions
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