Barbara Sharp, labour relations and conflict resolution consultant, will be the keynote speaker in Abbotsford.
READAbbotsford residents can bring in their containers of loose change and get them sorted automatically.
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Baby clothes, sports gear a test to see if savings trickle down to consumers
READChambers from Surrey to Chilliwack and Pitt Meadows to Mission are coming to Abbotsford for the event.
READDr. Mary Lou Riederer is described as a visionary for her commitment to the profession and dedication to children’s vision.
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Trend growing to drive across border to catch cheaper flights
READGroups throughout the Fraser Valley will attend business event at Abbotsford's Tradex.
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LifeLabs purchase of BC Biomedical no competition concern
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Truckers doubt much time to be gained through advance clearance, wary of U.S. cuts
READB./C. food banks, including Abbotsford, will benefit from new program.
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Environmental assessment application for heavy oil refinery in Kitimat revised to use a new process to increase efficiency
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Abbotsford MP and Minister of International Trade Ed Fast says his government is reviewing tariffs and taxes on Canadian business
READThe new program started at the end of January at the Mission school
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Consumers looking for deals across the line are costing Abbotsford businesses, and their employees, dearly.
READSenate committee report notes large price gaps between the two countries.
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Line-ups, fuel and medical expenses can cancel out savings
READThe sale of as many as four million dozen eggs are lost to B.C. farmers due to people shopping across the line.
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Nearly three-quarters of respondents said they drove across the border to shop.
READGas shoppers often find they can pay about 35 cents less a litre after converting the cost from U.S. gallons
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