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Should ribbons and prizes be removed from track-and-field meets?
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The federal government announced $1.5 billion in relief for Canadian steel, aluminum, and copper industries hit by U.S. tariffs of 50%.
Metro Vancouver is rolling back development fees that builders have been pushing back on for years. How are developers reacting to this?
Richmond parents are pushing back against the school district's decision to make elementary track-and-field events gender-neutral and remove ribbon/award prizes.
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