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BC STORIES2 months ago
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Canada Choice: Pay the Price of Pivoting or Risk Economic Dependency on the U.S.
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How B.C.’s latest school investments are impacting local students this September
B.C. celebrates 250 completed school capital projects since 2017, including the opening of the new 485-seat Sníne Elementary school in Kamloops.
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How a Massive New Northern B.C. Power Project Aims to Fuel Industrial Growth
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How B.C. Labour Minister Jennifer Whiteside Views the State of Working Life This Labour Day
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Why Checkmate Cabs Is Staying on Kelowna Roads Under New Ownership
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BC STORIES2 months ago
Serious Injuries Reported After RCMP Discharge Firearm During Salmo Search Warrant
B.C.'s police watchdog is investigating after an RCMP officer shot and seriously injured a man during a search warrant execution on Ski Hill Road near Salmo.
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Discover the Hidden Beauty of New Brunswick’s Waterfalls Through Drone and On-the-Ground Video
CBC videographer Roger Cosman explores New Brunswick's hidden waterfalls using drone and ground footage, with tours including Walton Glen Gorge Falls.
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