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A two per cent alcohol tax increase is set to take effect April 1

The “escalator tax,” introduced in the 2017 federal budget, increases taxes on beer, wine and spirits every year without a vote in Parliament.


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Checking in with the community of Tumbler Ridge

On the official day of mourning of the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, we check in with the community, take a closer look at gun laws, and hear from a s…

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The aftermath of the Tumbler Ridge shooting

The small community of Tumbler Ridge is still grappling with the aftermath of a deadly shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School — an event that sho…

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Travel Best Bets with Claire Newell

Claire Newell from Travel Best Bets joins us to discuss the biggest stories coming out of the travel sector.

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New study reveals how kids develop food allergies

The District of Tofino is pushing back after the province rejected its proposal for a new hospital, saying the region needs more than just a basic re…

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DTES community groups are pushing back...

Community groups in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside are pushing back against plans to convert the former London Drugs space at Woodward’s into a police…

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The Docket with Michael Shapray - February 10, 2026

The Docket with Michael Shapray - February 10, 2026

Guest: Michael Shapray - Criminal Lawyer with Stern Shapray Criminal Lawyers


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Air Canada immediately suspending all flights to Cuba

Air Canada says it is suspending service to Cuba because of a shortage of aviation fuel on the island.

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Why are we seeing a rise in demand for personal protection dogs?

In the UK the market, purpose-bred animals trained to bite, hold and release on command are sold for tens of thousands of pounds, marketed as family …

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Keeping mobility scooters out of Victoria bike lanes

A Victoria city councillor is pushing to change provincial rules that currently keep mobility scooters and powered wheelchairs out of bike lanes.

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