Mid-Morning Forecast: March 22nd

March 22, 2017 9:08 am PST.

Not much sunshine for the first full week of Spring.

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Provincial parties trade jabs, share new platform planks as election day approaches

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Advance voting begins in Surrey’s municipal election

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Feds to exclude people who solely suffer from mental illness from MAID

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Separatism talks grow amid political tensions in Quebec, Alberta

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Liberals pitch new military procurement corp

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Quebec and Alberta separatism talk clashing with national unity movement

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Man arrested for allegedly conspiring with Tumbler Ridge suspected shooter

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Carney says 'it's a crucial time' for Canada following PQ's win in Quebec

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Few clear answers on NATO spy case

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Man accused in Canada's largest gold heist 'looking forward' to trial

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Search suspended for Ontario air ambulance, passengers presumed dead

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Quebec voters head to the polls for provincial election

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Search continues for survivors on missing Ontario air ambulance

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Ontario air ambulance carrying 6 missing off U.S. coast

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Trump blames Ukrainian president for rising diesel prices

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Hurricane Isaias threatens U.S. Gulf Coast

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Trump shifts tone, begins promoting mail-in voting

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Nobel Peace Prize awarded to lead behind inquiry into Israel's occupation in Gaza

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U.S. to livestream firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter

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Trump rules out Iran strikes before midterms

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France changes tactics as protests spread

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