5 years since deadly heat dome in B.C. - Castanet

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It has been 5 years since B.C.'s deadly heat dome when more than 600 died.

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It was the largest weather disaster in Canada's history,' New Westminster Mayor Patrick Johnstone said.

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5 years since deadly heat dome in B.C.

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Castanet5 years after heat dome, some TransLink services still lack air conditioning CityNews VancouverThe heat dome had a deadly impact on New Westminster.

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5 years later, cooling is top of mind CBCFive years after Canada's deadliest climate disaster, we're headed in a dangerous direction Canada's National ObserverCommemorative walk held to mark fifth anniversary of deadly heat dome CHEK News

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A: It has been 5 years since B.C.'s deadly heat dome when more than 600 died.

B: Castanet5 years after heat dome, some TransLink services still lack air conditioning CityNews VancouverThe heat dome had a deadly impact on New Westminster.

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A: 5 years since deadly heat dome in B.C.

B: Castanet5 years after heat dome, some TransLink services still lack air conditioning CityNews VancouverThe heat dome had a deadly impact on New Westminster.