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Lauren Vanderdeen

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B.C. Conservative Party campaign manager, executive director steps down

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By Lauren Vanderdeen Verified
| CBRL-FM (Lethbridge, AB) Verified
British Columbia·New A party that generally polled in the low single-digits in B.C. for decades, the Conservative Party started rising in popularity dramatically following Angelo Isidorou's appointment and John Rustad becoming Conservative leader in 2023.
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Metro Vancouver votes to cut number of board members

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By Lauren Vanderdeen Verified
| CBRL-FM (Lethbridge, AB) Verified
British Columbia·New Metro Vancouver board directors have voted to move ahead with reducing its size by almost a quarter next term, cutting the number of directors to 34 — but one big city mayor is pushing back on the details.
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Some of B.C.'s biggest cities are using artificial intelligence — but what for?

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By Lauren Vanderdeen Verified
| CBRL-FM (Lethbridge, AB) Verified
British Columbia·New Cities are exploring AI for a range of operational and administrative purposes, from summarizing reports and writing emails to early wildfire detection and identifying contaminated garbage.
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