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BC STORIES1 year agoA Fresh Chapter for the BC Greens
The Green Party of British Columbia is entering a pivotal phase as it embarks on its leadership race to succeed Sonia Furstenau, who announced her resignation...
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BC STORIES1 year agoCanada Struggles to Ease U.S. Tariffs Despite Carney’s Concessions
Canada’s latest round of trade talks with the United States ended without a breakthrough, leaving billions of dollars in exports still vulnerable to U.S. duties. Prime...
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OPINIONS1 year agoDeficits and Dreams: B.C. Cannot Afford Fiscal Uncertainty
British Columbia’s latest Public Accounts (2024/25) reveal a $7.35 billion deficit—smaller than forecast, but still one of the largest in provincial history. Finance Minister Brenda Bailey has...
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WORLD1 year agoAir Canada Strike Starts Amid Dispute Over Ground Time Pay
Strike unfolds at major airports: Flight attendants represented by CUPE walked off the job at 12:58 a.m. ET on August 16, marking the first significant work stoppage since...
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LOCAL1 year agoKamloops Plans Four Reverse Referendums for Major Projects
The City of Kamloops is preparing to launch four Alternative Approval Processes (AAPs), commonly known as reverse referendums, this fall to secure borrowing approval for several...
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LOCAL1 year agoUnderstanding Reverse Referendums in Kamloops
A reverse referendum—formally known as an Alternative Approval Process (AAP)—is a tool that allows municipal governments to seek approval for certain actions, such as borrowing money...
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LOCAL1 year agoKamloops Prepares Four Reverse Referendums on $188M in Major Projects
The City of Kamloops is preparing to initiate four separate Alternative Approval Processes (AAPs), also known as reverse referendums, this fall to authorize borrowing for a...
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OPINIONS1 year agoBrad West Is the Leader the BC Conservatives Need
Brad West has a record of success in Greater Vancouver. His record in the Tri Cities speaks for itself. Brad West has already demonstrated his appeal...
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BC STORIES1 year agoChina Slaps 75.8% Anti-Dumping Tariff on Canadian Canola
China has announced a preliminary anti-dumping duty of 75.8% on Canadian canola seed imports, set to take effect on August 14, 2025. This move marks a significant escalation in...
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OPINIONS1 year agoLand Title and Reconciliation: Canada Can’t Afford to Let Uncertainty Fester
The recent B.C. Supreme Court decision granting the Cowichan Tribes Aboriginal title over parts of Lulu Island in Richmond is one of the most consequential land...
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