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Meera Bains

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Journalist #YVR Eager for all kinds of tea. Enjoying life at CBC Vancouver after a tour of duty as a provincial affairs reporter in Victoria. Ops are my own.
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Richmond Centre up for grabs in tight election race, analysts say

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By Meera Bains Verified
| CBRL-FM (Lethbridge, AB) Verified
Richmond Centre up for grabs in tight election race, analysts say Meera Bains | CBC News | Posted: October 4, 2024 10:39 PM | Last Updated: Just now Incumbent B.C. NDP candidate Henry Yao facing off against B.C. Conservatives and popular Independent Media | As election day in B.C. approaches, Richmond Centre is a riding to watch Caption: In the past, the riding of Richmond Centre has changed hands from the B.C. Liberals to the B.C. NDP.
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B.C. Conservatives drop candidate amid COVID-19 misinformation claims | CBC News

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By Meera Bains Verified
| CBC British Columbia Verified
British Columbia·New The B.C. Conservative Party has dropped a controversial Denman Island doctor as a candidate for Ladysmith-Oceanside after his views on COVID-19 and vaccines circulated online on Wednesday.
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Surrey teachers raise concerns over heat in classrooms and portables Original

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By Meera Bains Verified
| CBUT-TV (Vancouver, BC) Verified
Some teachers in Surrey are raising health and safety concerns about teaching children and teens in hot classrooms as the province experiences a heat wave. Unseasonable temperatures in May have sparked calls for better planning for events related to climate change in the district's aging schools and portables. Classroom conditions uncomfortable, say parents and teachers Surrey parent Athena Adam is worried the heat is making it hard for her daughter to learn.
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