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ICBC is modernizing its services

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A Vancouver woman is sharing her story about almost missing an Air Canada flight after the airline nearly didn't let her service dog on.

Air Canada nearly denied a Canadian woman from boarding a flight with her service dog

Travellers from Canada to the U.S. now have an additional requirement that they should be aware of before their trip.

Flying from Canada to the U.S.? New rule leaves room for confusion

Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) is looking for a new CEO as it confronts falling earnings and debt related to Westbank.

Allied Properties REIT faces leadership change while tackling $4-billion debt and Westbank loan uncertainty

Whether it's grabbing a coffee, picking up takeout, or paying for a meal, Canadians are getting tired of being asked to tip at every turn.

Fed-up Canadians back petition calling for an end to tipping culture

Things are about to get very exciting for one lucky Canadian lottery player who recently became a multimillionaire.

A lottery player in Canada just woke up $38 million richer

Amazon Canada is offering massive discounts for Black Friday next week

One recent Canadian lottery winner has big plans for his newfound fortune, but his first priority is to help his wife finally retire.

Canadian says $50-million lottery win means his wife can finally retire

According to Équité's Top 10 Most Stolen Vehicles report, the Honda CR-V was Canada's most-stolen vehicle in 2025.

Drivers beware: These cars are most likely to get jacked in Canada

T&T brand Organic Roasted Black Soybeans are being recalled because they may contain milk that is not declared on the label.

Canada-wide recall issued for T&T Supermarket snack

Costco is offering customers a full refund following a recall on a beer over potential aluminum pieces in the drink.

Costco Canada offering refunds following recall on drinks with metal pieces

Prime Minister Mark Carney's partial pivot to let foreign buyers purchase new homes is drawing support from the real estate industry.

Industry backs Canada's foreign buyer's ban changes, but which new homes qualify?

Payments Canada’s new Real-Time Rail (RTR) payment system promises much faster payments and fund transfers.

A big change is coming to how Canadians transfer money

Loblaw is facing a new national class-action lawsuit on behalf of millions of Canadians affected by a data breach.

Canadians could be part of new class-action lawsuit filed against Loblaw

Three Calgary companies named among best in Canada for customer service

Zumper's latest Canadian Rent Report has identified two surprising cities in Canada that are offering the cheapest rent right now.

The two cheapest cities in Canada to rent a one-bedroom apartment

Canada's immigration minister announced that the Rural Community Immigration Pilot (RCIP) will become a permanent program on Jan. 1, 2027.

Canada makes immigration program permanent to help foreign workers

BC Ferries' workers union is calling for more federal funding, after the 2026 federal budget set aside $1.3 billion for eastern ferries.

Federal budget's $1.3 billion for Eastern Canada ferries sparks calls for more BC Ferries funding

Canadians who enjoy a cold beer may want to check their fridge, as several well-known brands are part of a major recall.

Metal pieces in popular beer brands trigger Canada-wide recall

Canadian Asian grocery chain T&T Supermarket is getting lots of love in the U.S. after opening its newest store in San Francisco, California.

Americans react to beloved Canadian T&T Supermarket's expansion

According to Haventree Bank's recent Millennial Money Report, just 42 per cent are able to save money every paycheque.

Are Canadian millennials saving enough money every year?

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This statement is in effect for parts of the coast due to the following hazard(s): 
- Higher than normal water levels


Elevated ocean water levels are expected with enhanced wave activity and strong winds at times.
 
Hazard: Possible coastal flooding due to storm surge. Water levels will likely exceed highest astronomical tide.
 
When: Today and potentially into the weekend. Peak water levels will be observed during 10AM-12PM local time.
 
Where:  Low-lying and exposed coastal sections of Metro Vancouver and Musqueam First Nation including Boundary Bay to Semiahmoo Bay

Discussion:
A series of Pacific low-pressure systems will move across the region from now into the weekend and coincide with a period of high tides. High tides are likely to surpass predicted levels due to storm surge enhancement. East to Southeasterly winds gusting to 60-80km/h from now into the weekend are expected over exposed coastal sections at times. Moderate to potentially strong winds accompanying these systems can also cause enhanced wave action and swells in some areas.

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Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada. To report severe weather, send an email to BCstorm@ec.gc.ca or post reports on social media using #BCStorm.

There will be partly cloudy until morning, then rain

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You can expect clear sky in the morning, with partly cloudy in the afternoon

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