
Inversion could make Metro Vancouver feel as warm as 27 C this weekend
Environment Canada says humid air trapped beneath a weak ridge of high pressure could push apparent daytime temperatures to 26 C or 27 C before rain is expected next week.
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Environment Canada says humid air trapped beneath a weak ridge of high pressure could push apparent daytime temperatures to 26 C or 27 C before rain is expected next week.

Peter Milobar and six MLAs who had planned to join his proposed party are instead joining Centre B.C., bringing the party’s caucus to eight sitting MLAs.

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A B.C. Supreme Court judge ruled for lenders seeking to enforce guarantees after borrowers defaulted on a $15-million loan secured partly by two vacant Coquitlam development properties.
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