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B.C. government says it will review recommendations from a 15-year-old coroner’s investigation.
This follows a Postmedia report that the province had not established landslide risk tolerance levels for existing homes and future developments.
The 2008 recommendations were delivered 16 years ago after an examination of the death of a woman in a landslide in 2005 .
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