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YVR says it will continue discussions with Ottawa and Musqueam as the federal government explores private investment at Canada’s four largest airports.
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YVR says it will continue discussions with Ottawa and Musqueam as the federal government explores private investment at Canada’s four largest airports.

Prime Minister Mark Carney told a Canada Investment Summit audience that Donald Trump joked he might be shot after receiving a White House key.

The 16-kilometre, eight-station Expo Line extension is scheduled to open to passengers in late 2029, with its guideway now 60 per cent complete.

Harbour Air says its agreement to acquire Pacific Coastal Airlines will keep both carriers Canadian-owned while expanding service and connections across B.C.

Flair, Porter and Air Transat have received repayable government loans through a fuel-cost relief program, while WestJet says the financing could distort competition.

Kal Dosanjh faces fraud, theft-over-$5,000 and breach-of-trust charges. KidsPlay Foundation says its youth programs will continue while the allegations are before the courts.

Multidisciplinary artist S F Ho’s free solo exhibition, TRIPLE BURNER FLOWER FIELD, opens Oct. 3 at Surrey Art Gallery as part of its fall exhibition launch.

Surrey Police Service says Jonathan Anders Muzychka, 49, will live in Surrey under court-ordered conditions, electronic monitoring and a nightly curfew.

An RBC survey of 1,000 Canadian parents found 32 per cent say their children aged 18 to 40 are not financially independent, while 51 per cent provided adult children financial help in the past year.

Five Releaf community planting events will run from Sept. 26 to Oct. 31 in Surrey parks, with gloves and equipment provided.

Vancouver International Airport will simulate an aircraft emergency with more than 400 participants from 25 agencies; normal operations will not be affected.

Douglas Rotar won the keys to a $2.3-million Surrey home, while Langley resident Lloyd Law received nearly $800,000 in the PNE 50/50 draw.
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