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In Vancouver, a Box of T-Shirts Hid the Biggest Cocaine Bust Police Have Ever Seen

Vancouver police say 328.55 kg of cocaine, worth $5.8 million, turned up hidden in a routine t-shirt shipment traced from Honduras to Montreal to Vancouver.
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Ottawa’s New Economic Bill Puts the Right to Strike on the Table — Just as a Bank of Canada Strike Nears 100 Days

Parliament's fall sitting opened with Bill C-39, reshaping strike rules in rail, ports and airlines — as unions cry foul and a Bank of Canada strike drags on.

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Everett Link’s Price Tag Keeps Climbing as Sound Transit Opens Comment Period on Route Through Snohomish County

Sound Transit's draft EIS lays out stations, cost now near $12 billion, and a 2037-2041 timeline for light rail into Everett. Comment period runs through Nov. 2.
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Marysville’s Fourth Rail Incident in a Month Reopens Questions About the BNSF Crossings Through Town

A pedestrian died after being hit by a train in Marysville Sept. 21 — the city's 4th rail incident this month. What's said, and unsaid, about the BNSF crossings.

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In Vancouver, a Box of T-Shirts Hid the Biggest Cocaine Bust Police Have Ever Seen

Vancouver police say 328.55 kg of cocaine, worth $5.8 million, turned up hidden in a routine t-shirt shipment traced from Honduras to Montreal to Vancouver.
Canada

Ottawa’s New Economic Bill Puts the Right to Strike on the Table — Just as a Bank of Canada Strike Nears 100 Days

Parliament's fall sitting opened with Bill C-39, reshaping strike rules in rail, ports and airlines — as unions cry foul and a Bank of Canada strike drags on.
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Twelve Years Later, Ayotzinapa’s Parents March Again — Demanding 853 Pages the Army Won’t Release

Families of the 43 missing Ayotzinapa students marched in Chilpancingo demanding military files a judge ordered released. Sheinbaum's report, delayed again, now comes Sept. 28.
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A $163 Fee, a 330-Unit Building, and the Loophole Testing San Diego’s Affordable Housing Law

San Diego's Housing Commission says a 2024 state law banning affordable-housing monitoring fees doesn't apply to it — and a San Ysidro project is the test case.