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BC STORIES10 months agoCowichan Tribes seeks federal help to deal with mountain of waste
Cowichan Tribes Seeks Federal Help to Deal with Mountain of Waste Cowichan Tribes Requests Federal Assistance for Waste Management The Cowichan Tribes are seeking federal support...
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BC STORIES10 months agoRemembrance Day in British Columbia: Honoring Veterans and Unity
Remembrance Day in British Columbia: Honouring Veterans and Unity Across British Columbia, communities gathered on November 11, 2025, to commemorate Remembrance Day — a solemn national...
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BC STORIES10 months agoA Complicated Campaign: Remembering the Fallen
A Complicated Campaign: Remembering the Fallen Remembering the Fallen: The Legacy of the 90th Winnipeg Battalion As Remembrance Day approaches, the sacrifices of the 90th Winnipeg...
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BC STORIES10 months agoFatal Shooting in Burnaby’s Metrotown Leaves One Man Dead
Fatal Shooting in Burnaby’s Metrotown Leaves One Man Dead Fatal Shooting in Burnaby’s Metrotown Leaves One Man Dead The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team has been called...
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BC STORIES10 months agoB.C. Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal for Ostriches Facing Euthanasia
B.C. Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal for Ostriches Facing Euthanasia B.C. Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal for Ostriches Facing Euthanasia A recent ruling has reinstated the decision to...
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BC STORIES11 months agoRCMP watchdog without senior leadership for months, stalling investigations
RCMP Watchdog Leadership Gap Stalls Investigations RCMP Watchdog Lacks Leadership for Months, Hindering Investigations The absence of a chairperson has stalled crucial investigations into RCMP conduct,...
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BC STORIES11 months agoVancouver International Film Festival Kicks Off 2025 Edition
VANCOUVER, B.C. — The Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF) officially opened on October 2, marking the start of one of Canada’s most celebrated cultural events. Running...
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BC STORIES12 months agoCanada’s Budget Deficit Nearly Doubles in First Four Months of Fiscal Year
Canada’s federal budget deficit for the first four months of the 2024–25 fiscal year has reached $7.79 billion, nearly double the $3.6 billion recorded during the...
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BC STORIES12 months agoCanada Post Workers Launch Nationwide Strike, Disrupting Mail Services Across the Country
Canada Post workers have launched a nationwide strike after stalled contract negotiations with management. The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) cites wage concerns, workload pressures,...
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BC STORIES12 months agoHighway 1 Reopens at Tank Hill After Major Upgrades
Highway 1 at Tank Hill has officially reopened to two lanes of traffic after months of intensive construction. The project was part of a broader initiative...
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