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Flair ordered to pay passenger after jewelry goes missing from checked bag (opens the original)
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The BC Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT) says Flair Airlines has been ordered to pay a woman more than $600 after she said jewelry disappeared from her checked baggage on a flight from Mexico to Vancouver. According to the decision, the woman had just flown home from a trip on Flair in February 2024. The next morning, when she opened her luggage, she says she noticed her bag appeared to have been repacked. She says she then noticed a pouch containing jewelry was missing. She says she reported the
Flair ordered to pay passenger after jewelry goes missing from checked bag (opens the original)
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The BC Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT) says Flair Airlines has been ordered to pay a woman more than $600 after she said jewelry disappeared from her checked baggage on a flight from Mexico to Vancouver. According to the decision, the woman had just flown home from a trip on Flair in February 2024. The next morning, when she opened her luggage, she says she noticed her bag appeared to have been repacked. She says she then noticed a pouch containing jewelry was missing. She says she reported the
'The stuff of nightmares': two new species of sea spiders discovered off the B.C. coast (opens the original)
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The discovery of two new species off of the coast of British Columbia may not be what you want to hear today. “If you’re swimming in the Salish Sea late at night and feel a skittering along your calves, tiny hairy feet tip-tapping their way higher and higher towards your face, don’t worry, it’s probably just the stuff of nightmares: hairy-legged, red-eyed sea spiders newly discovered by UBC researchers,” the university said in a news release. Two new species of sea spiders are the first to be do
Research may explain why some with Huntington's develop symptoms earlier (opens the original)
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People with Huntington disease carry the genetic mutation from birth, but why do some people develop symptoms much earlier than others? That is the question scientists from UBC’s Centre for Molecular Medicine and Therapeutics and BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute were looking to answer in a study into why some patients experience disease onset 10 to 12 years earlier than others. Researchers say they have found an important clue that can explain the difference. According to a study publis
'I like to walk': Japanese man traverses Canada purely for the joy of it (opens the original)
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For Nobuaki Okumura, happiness can be a borrowed Habs jersey, making friends with total strangers, or a well-earned meal after a long day of walking across Canada. Okumura, who also goes by “Nobby,” just strolled into Vancouver this week after leaving Halifax — on foot — four and a half months ago. When asked why he began his journey, he said, “For my happiness; just for fun.” Canada is the fifth country he has traversed just because he felt like it. He even set a Guinness World Record in 2024 f
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