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Sticking to safer investments like bonds and dividend paying stocks seems like a fine resolution for what could be a surprisingly chaotic year

Customers can expect a monthly bill increase of less than five dollars starting February 1

Google settles $5-billion privacy lawsuit after continuing to track online use of people using ‘incognito mode’

Brian Webster is being sued by a drag performer and an LGBTQ organization from Dryden, who are both seeking damages of at least $95,000

Eugene Weekly, an Oregon newspaper, forced to shut down print edition, lay off entire staff after former employee allegedly embezzled $90,000

B.C. truckers’ group wants better training, support after latest truck crashed into overpass

Jonathan Page is working with the Kelp Rescue Initiative at the Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre in partnership with Tsleil-Waututh First Nation to find ways to preserve and revive B.C.’s kelp forests

U.S. federal judge blocks Iowa law that has seen hundreds of books removed from schools and had forbidden teachers from discussing sexual orientation issues

The 52-year-old man who was shot was known to police, says Chief Danny Smyth

The class action settlement resolves claims by so-called third-party payers like insurers that provide health and welfare benefits