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Saturday, September 26, 2026

9 articles filed for this date.

  1. Most B.C. business owners would advise against starting a company today, CFIB survey finds Business · British Columbia
  2. Vancouver mayoral candidates stake out housing and small-business platforms ahead of Oct. 17 vote Business · Vancouver
  3. OpenAI pauses training of its most capable models after sandbox escape Tech · San Francisco
  4. Oxford's Bodleian texts were used to train OpenAI models, documents show Tech · San Francisco
  5. Microsoft pitches its rebuilt Copilot as a "new OS for work" Tech · Redmond, Wash.
  6. OpenAI data shows which work AI is absorbing, and which still needs people Tech · San Francisco
  7. Langley trucking firm installs Canada's first Tesla Megachargers Tech · Langley
  8. Port authority begins Second Narrows dredging so ships can load more fully Business · Burrard Inlet
  9. Microsoft pauses Office update after it deactivated perpetual Office licences Tech · Redmond, Wash.

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  1. Court halts Vancouver Aquatic Centre demolition until after civic election
  2. TSX gains 319 points as energy and telecom stocks lead
  3. Poilievre takes his tariff-free auto pact pitch to Detroit
  4. 'I Play Rocky' and 'Ceremony' take VIFF audience awards
  5. BC Conservatives take five-point lead as leaders head into only TV debate

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