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From left: Abbotsford MP Ed
Fast, Mission Mayor James Atebe, diking engineer Paula Santos, Canadian Prime
Minister Stephen Harper and Minister of Agriculture Chuck Strahl discuss the
threat of a flood in Mission on Thursday.
Jean Konda-Witte/Times |
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PM visits Mission, funds flow for flood
Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Agricultural Minister Chuck Strahl stopped at a Mission log sorting yard and took a helicopter tour of the eastern Fraser River floodplain before announcing that the federal government will contribute $16.5 million to flood mitigation already underway.
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'We're going through hell': dad
A Mission man is hoping someone knows what happened to his son.
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Tougher building codes urged
Developers may want to rejig their plans for any highrise towers, after the recent discovery of about a dozen shallow fault lines in the region, the closest one in Kendall, a small community on the way to Mount Baker, and less than 20 km southeast of Abbotsford and Sumas, Wash.
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Girl, 17, thrown from car
A Mission teenager was airlifted to hospital in critical condition late Wednesday night, following an accident that spanned both sides of the Langley-U.S. border.
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Safer crossing coming soon
Prince Charles Elementary parents and children have been high-tailing it across McKee Road for a long time.
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UCFV features art with heart
If you walk into the gallery at UCFV this month your eyes will move from wall to wall, spurred on by a full pallet of colour and a full range of artistic mediums.
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MLAs like the idea of getting a pay raise
Pay raises for politicians are usually not popular.
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New seatbelt rules for everyone
The province is making significant changes to the Motor Vehicle Act that will make seatbelts mandatory for everyone immediately.
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Young gentlemen, start your engines
Two W.J. Mouat students will be under the hood in Burnaby today to test their automotive knowledge against gear-heads from other B.C. schools.
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