Here are Black Press Media鈥檚 top stories for Wednesday, Feb. 20.
1. 8 things you need to know about the 2019 B.C. budget
The NDP鈥檚 second provincial budget released Tuesday didn鈥檛 hold too many surprises, focusing on affordability for families. Here are the eight highlights you need to know.
2. Abbotsford man sues Maxime Bernier鈥檚 People鈥檚 Party over trademark
An Abbotsford man has filed a lawsuit with Maxime Bernier鈥檚 People鈥檚 Party of Canada, claiming the newly formed party has infringed on a trademark he registered in September.
Interestingly 鈥� and I've really no clue about IP law, so not sure exactly how relevant this is 鈥� Dhillon's trademark is filed under Nice class 28, according to the federal government's trademark registry.
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What's that for, you ask? Telecommunications.
3. How much does your city spend per person on snow removal?
Environment Canada has issued four separate snowfall warnings this month across B.C.鈥檚 South Coast, including one on Tuesday that calls for five to 10 centimetres.
4. Former North Delta pastor, son accused of defrauding investors $450K
Surrey residents Alan Braun and Jerry Braun, and White Rock鈥檚 Steven Maxwell (also known as Steven Fassman) were found to have taken $450,000 from two investors in three separate transactions.
5. Wheelchairs teach Agassiz students acceptance through sport
Each grade gets an opportunity to try out different wheelchair sports during the two weeks they are available at the school.
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