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A Western Canada plumbing and heating business was fined more than $520K recently for violations at its Penticton warehouse.

War in the Mideast widens as Trump says strikes on Iran could last several weeks

Israel and the United States pounded Iran on Monday in a campaign that U.S. President Donald Trump said would likely take several weeks. Tehran and its allies hit back against Israel, Gulf states and targets critical to the world’s energy production.

B.C. and Cowichan chiefs start negotiations after landmark court ruling on title

The British Columbia government and chiefs from the Cowichan Nation say they've begun negotiations after a landmark court ruling awarded Aboriginal title over a swath of property in Richmond, B.C., last year.

Lawsuit claims Western Canada Theatre fired artistic director without cause, refused to provide required severance

Western Canada Theatre’s former artistic director is suing the company, alleging he was denied more than $67,000 in termination pay when he was abruptly fired last year.

Alberta's premier says conflict in Iran underscores need for new Canadian pipeline

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the war in Iran underscores the need for a new pipeline connecting her province's oil reserves to the West Coast.

Canadians involved in bus crash in Dominican Republic: embassy

The Embassy of Canada to the Dominican Republic says there were Canadians involved in a tourist bus accident in the Caribbean nation on Sunday night.

Union files grievance, asks feds to suspend early retirement program

The Public Service Alliance of Canada has filed a policy grievance and is asking the federal government to halt its planned early retirement program for public servants.

Hoping to see the 'blood' moon eclipse? It may depend on where you live in Canada

Moongazers across Canada will be treated to a full lunar eclipse early on Tuesday, but not everyone will have the best seats in the house for the celestial show that's expected to turn the moon red.

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