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Pharmacies are still paying vulnerable patients in Downtown Eastside cash kickbacks despite ban, sources say | CBC News Original

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By Lien Yeung Verified
| CBC British Columbia Verified
British Columbia·New Doctors and community members in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside say some people are getting paid more than $100 a month for their prescriptions even though the practice of pharmacies giving out incentives has been prohibited for years.
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Furniture prices could spike again as industry group pushes for more tariffs on imports

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By Lien Yeung Verified
| MSN Money Canada Verified
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Furniture prices could spike again as industry group pushes for more tariffs on imports

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By Lien Yeung Verified
| CBUT-TV (Vancouver, BC) Verified
Rob Robertson, the owner of a furniture store in Richmond, B.C., is bracing for a pricey déja vu. Two years ago, he was slapped with a sudden $60,000 bill after the federal government imposed new tariffs as high as 295 per cent on leather furnishings and recliners imported from China and Vietnam. By the time he found out about the tariffs, he already had two containers on the water filled with customers' orders. "It was manageable," said the owner of Q Living Furniture.
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