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Taseko strikes deal to claim full ownership of B.C. 2nd largest copper mine

Taseko strikes deal to claim full ownership of B.C. 2nd largest copper mine

Firm to acquire remaining 12% of Gibraltar copper mine from two minority partners
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Free personal styling service debuts at Guildford Town Centre in Surrey

Free personal styling service debuts at Guildford Town Centre in Surrey

It’s ‘a highly personalized, practical and time-saving retail experience,’ mall marketing manager says
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Firm announces $50M investment into new industry hub for northeast B.C.

Firm announces $50M investment into new industry hub for northeast B.C.

Buffalo transforming former Canfor pulp mill site in Taylor into logistics and infrastructure hub
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Okanagan farmer fears climate change will prune agriculture from family tree

Okanagan farmer fears climate change will prune agriculture from family tree

Jennifer Deol of There and Back Again Farms worries that without a shift to sustainability, small-scale farming may be a thing of the past
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Tourism executive from Kelowna named B.C. Business Woman of the Year

Tourism executive from Kelowna named B.C. Business Woman of the Year

‘I am so grateful for our industry, and honoured to be recognized in such a meaningful way’
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Canada’s household debt ratio relatively steady, net worth improves

Canada’s household debt ratio relatively steady, net worth improves

Debt as a proportion of household disposable income slight drop for the third quarter in a row
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Wall-to-wall whiskey, cooked-to-order burger help elevate new Surrey restaurant

Wall-to-wall whiskey, cooked-to-order burger help elevate new Surrey restaurant

Skye Avenue Kitchen & Lounge opened last fall at Central City’s old brew pub site
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Canada concerned as final rule for ‘Product of USA’ meat labels announced

Canada concerned as final rule for ‘Product of USA’ meat labels announced

Officials worried changes could lead to supply chain disruptions
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Travel back on cruise control as industry rebounds from ‘floating petri dish’ rep

Travel back on cruise control as industry rebounds from ‘floating petri dish’ rep

Cruises proving to be popular again for Canadians’ March break travel
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Candy industry gnaws on what to do about sagging sales of chewing gum

Candy industry gnaws on what to do about sagging sales of chewing gum

Companies pitch gum as a stress reliever and concentration aid to revive stale US sales
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