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Yes, Oregon Republican lawmakers still get paid during the walkout

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Oregon lawmakers' salaries are set by state statute, and the rules don't tie paychecks to attendance — not even if the absences are deliberate...

B.C.'s minimum wage is going up today, but some say workers need more

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Ruth McMillan of Williams Lake, B.C., says even with an upcoming wage increase, she won't quite be making a living wage. "I don't see it really...

The Washington Capitals' new coach learned skills growing up in Victoria

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Sports NHL Hockey Spencer Carbery calls his rise in the...

Cowichan Valley's pride and joy – that giant hockey stick – threatened by U.S. town with a bigger stick

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Sports News Local News Hockey Illinois' Lockport —...

Vancouver Food Options for Father’s Day 2023

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Photo: The Sandbar It’s time to start thinking about where to celebrate Father’s Day (Sunday, June 18, 2023). Vancouver restaurants have plenty of tasty...

Property Watch: A Historic Officer's Quarters in the Middle of Discovery Park

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A pair of high-end, historic enclaves, Officer’s Row and Montana Circle, sit in the middle of Discovery Park—vestiges from when the...

Behind the Curtain

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click to enlarge Erick Doxey photo Everyone knows the story of Charlie, the...

From street art to fine oil paintings, Daniel Lopez's journey as an artist is just beginning

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click to enlarge Young Kwak photo Daniel Lopez's oil paintings, including "I’m Your Puppet" (right)....

Author Rebekah Anderson explores the human toll of Grand Coulee Dam's construction in her new novel

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click to enlarge The construction of Grand Coulee Dam was revolutionary. So revolutionary, in fact,...
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