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Randall King – Winnipeg Free Press

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parksville bc attractions :: Article Creator Wolf-dog Hybrid On The Loose Near Parksville The Conservation Officer Service says it has received reports of a wolf-dog hybrid being released in the area by its owner A wolf-dog hybrid at large near Parksville. VIA VAUGHAN ROBERTS A resident of French Creek north of Parksville is warning others of a wolf-dog hybrid on the loose in the area. Vaughan Roberts said he first saw the animal in September in an industrial area at the end of Springhill Road in French Creek. At the time, he believed it was a wolf. He saw it again last week while walking his two dogs. This time, the animal chased one of his dogs, backing off when Roberts threw rocks at it. It then followed him for about 500 metres, he said. "It doesn't act like a dog. It's acting more like a wolf," Roberts said. Roberts said he wants to see the animal trapped to ensure public safety. The Conservation Officer Service sai

Ben Waldman – Winnipeg Free Press

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osoyoos railroad museum :: Article Creator Menu The Colorado Railroad Museum's annual Halloween-themed steam-up event is back to "haunt the rails" on Oct. 21 and 22. Grounds are open from 9 a.M. To 5 p.M. With themed activities taking place from 10 a.M. To 3 p.M. Enjoy the Olde Railroaders Silly Graveyard, "not-so-spooky" Haunted Railcars, and a hay bale maze. An authentic, coal-burning Colorado steam locomotive will pull the trains at this event. There will also be hands-on demonstrations and an appearance by the museum's own mascot, Spike the Railroad Dog! Wear your favorite costume and snap a group photo in front of the Pumpkin Patch cart. Tasty treats and lunchtime food options will be available for purchase. Regular admission and train ride pricing applies. Capacity is limited, so advanced ticket purchase is recommended. For more information and tickets, visit ColoradoRailroadMuseum.Org/Harvest-Haunt.  Smiths

Award-winning property stylist and interior decorator Red ...

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etravel :: Article Creator BI Warns Of Fake ETravel Websites That Charge Fees The Bureau of Immigration (BI) on Monday urged the public to report fraudulent websites claiming to operate as electronic travel or eTravel sites. "There are complaints received through socmed (social media) channels. (The public must) immediately report to CICC (Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center)," BI spokesperson Dana Sandoval told said in a Viber message, following reports of fake eTravel sites requiring charges from travelers. "The eTravel service is free of charge. Any website using the eTravel name and logo is fake and is a scam," the BI said in an advisory. Sandoval warned that those behind the illicit scheme may face charges for violation of the Republic Act 10175 or the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012, in relation to computer-related fraud. The public may send their complaints online via cicc.Gov.Ph/report. The BI ear

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Ben Waldman – Winnipeg Free Press

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aer backpack :: Article Creator The Best Carry-On Backpacks To Fit Into An Airplane's Overhead Bin Carry-on backpacks are the unsung heroes of the travel world: They're convenient, functional, and—nowadays—stylish. If you're all about packing light, staying nimble, and avoiding the chaos of baggage claim, you can travel with ease with a carry-on backpack, whether you attach it onto your carry-on luggage or carry it on your back. The best carry-on backpacks are designed to fit snugly into your plane's overhead bin while keeping you organized and helping you move through the airport with ease. The best carry-on backpacks are designed to keep you organized on even the most hectic of travel ... [+] days. Illustration: Forbes / Images: Retailer Carry-on backpacks are designed to meet the carry-on size limits imposed by major airlines, but there are many bags—from small daypacks to large carry-ons—that can also fit enough gear

Randall King – Winnipeg Free Press

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chilliwack sightseeing :: Article Creator Owners Of Destroyed Chilliwack Properties Still Waiting For Help 2 Years After Historic Flooding Richard Holmes and Mary-Lee Merz's carport floor cracked following landslides during the historic 2021 atmospheric river event. (Submitted by Richard Holmes) Two years ago, Erv Warkentin went to check on his chickens as historic rains pummelled his Chilliwack Lake Road home and the mountains behind it. He brought some eggs inside, then heard a loud crash minutes later. "I went outside to investigate and the hillside had come down, and completely buried my chicken house," he said. The landslide didn't topple his house but district-appointed engineers later deemed it unsafe to return to, citing a high risk of further landslides. A report shared with CBC News said the slides, which occurred during the historic 2021 atmospheric river event, "were effects of much more widespread and dee

Award-winning property stylist and interior decorator Red ...

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cool travel and tourism agency :: Article Creator How Asheville Tourism Became A $3 Billion-a-year Behemoth By Sally Kestin, avlwatchdog.Org Turn on the television, open a magazine, or browse online in the Southeast, Washington, D.C., Denver, or beyond, and you're likely to see an ad for Asheville. "We build, we brew, we paint, we carve," an announcer proclaims in one video. "Our goal isn't to be perfect. It's to be perfectly who we are, deeply rooted, and ever-evolving, drawing you in and calling you back again. You are welcome. Always, Asheville." And yet, it wasn't always this Asheville. The hip and trendy vacation spot, the wedding and group meeting destination, the beer and foodie magnet, is largely a product of a self-perpetuating tourism machine. Forty years ago, when hotels sat shuttered and virtually no one ventured downtown after business hours, the city's business and elected leaders helped