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BC STORIES1 month agoB.C. Conservative Leader Vows to Stay On as Snap Election Rumours Grow
B.C. Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay says she will stay on despite nine caucus defections and growing speculation about an early provincial election.
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BC STORIES1 month agoLocal Priorities and Cross-Border Tension Head To Ottawa as Area MPs Return to Parliament
Kamloops MPs Frank Caputo and Mel Arnold return to Ottawa for the fall House of Commons session with local priorities, bail reform, and trade on the...
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BC STORIES1 month agoFrequent Highway 1 Crashes Leave Revelstoke Residents Fearing for Their Safety
Frequent crashes on Highway 1 between Revelstoke and Sicamous have prompted local calls for provincial enforcement and infrastructure upgrades.
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BC STORIES1 month agoWhat You Need to Know After a Network Issue Disrupted Canadian 911 Services
Canadian 911 emergency services are fully restored after a Bell network outage impacted multiple provinces including New Brunswick early Thursday morning.
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BC STORIES1 month agoWhat B.C.’s Political Turmoil Means for a Possible Snap Election
B.C. Premier David Eby's approval rating jumps 10 points to 41% as the BC Conservatives face internal resignations and snap election talk grows.
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BC STORIES1 month agoBC Conservative Leader Facing Fresh Criticism From Within Her Deeply Divided Caucus
Skeena MLA Claire Rattée criticizes BC Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay in a public post, calling the provincial Opposition caucus deeply divided.
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BC STORIES1 month agoWoman Recounts Night of Alleged Sexual Assault in Kelowna Supreme Court Testimony
A Kelowna sexual assault trial for Brandon Hildebrand Acosta has begun, with the complainant testifying about the events of a November 2021 incident.
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BC STORIES1 month agoWhy Your Favourite Local Restaurants Are Raising Menu Prices Again
Rising tariffs, labor, rent, and startup expenses force 90% of B.C. restaurants to boost menu prices, according to the EconoLease hospitality report.
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BC STORIES1 month agoHow a provincial manufacturing boost is adding 35 jobs and expanding wood products in Chemainus
Chemainus wood products manufacturer Ron Anderson & Sons expands operations with up to $2M from B.C., creating up to 35 jobs for prefabricated housing.
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BC STORIES1 month agoInternational Probe Leads to Rescue of Five Children and Arrest of B.C. Man
Five children were rescued in the Philippines and a former New Westminster resident, Gerard Saunders, faces child sexual exploitation charges in B.C.
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