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Teen who died after eating spicy chip had congenital heart defect

Teen who died after eating spicy chip had congenital heart defect

Paqui pulled product from store shelves shortly after Massachusetts death
Illness took away her voice. AI created a replica she carries in her phone

Illness took away her voice. AI created a replica she carries in her phone

Low-cost Chinese Seagull could create waves in electric vehicle market

Low-cost Chinese Seagull could create waves in electric vehicle market

‘Any car company that’s not paying attention to them as a competitor is going to be lost’
Canfor cancels planned new northern B.C. mill, closes another, curtails a 3rd

Canfor cancels planned new northern B.C. mill, closes another, curtails a 3rd

Forestry firm won’t build new sawmill in Houston, closes mill in Bear Lake, Prince George pulp line
Rural B.C. taxi/ride hailing service, disabled access improvements called for

Rural B.C. taxi/ride hailing service, disabled access improvements called for

Committee makes multiple recommendations on how to improve the industry
Every day a celebration now for Salmon Arm man after $500K lottery win

Every day a celebration now for Salmon Arm man after $500K lottery win

‘I was freaking out and said, Oh my gosh, oh my gosh, this is a dream,’
‘Constantly probing for weaknesses’: London Drugs responds to cyber attack

‘Constantly probing for weaknesses’: London Drugs responds to cyber attack

President said company has been preparing for attack for years, unclear why it was targeted
Back with a brand new location: JYSK Kelowna

Back with a brand new location: JYSK Kelowna

The home furnishing retailer will reopen in Kelowna on May 18
All London Drugs outlets reopen after hack leads to lengthy shutdown

All London Drugs outlets reopen after hack leads to lengthy shutdown

B.C.-based firm says it appears no client information was compromised in cybersecurity breach
SeaLight initiative wants to make waves in B.C.’s marine industry for women

SeaLight initiative wants to make waves in B.C.’s marine industry for women

Only two per cent of the people working in the marine industry are female