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LOCAL10 months agoYukon Election Features Highest Number of Women Candidates in a Decade
This year’s Yukon election sees a significant increase in female representation among candidates, with over 44 percent identifying as women. – A total of 27 women...
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LOCAL10 months agoStrategies to Reach Undecided Voters Ahead of Edmonton’s Election
With nearly half of voters still undecided, experts weigh in on effective campaign tactics. – A recent poll indicates that almost 50% of Edmonton voters are...
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LOCAL10 months agoAlberta Teachers’ Strike: High School Students Adapt Amidst Walkout
As over 51,000 teachers in Alberta strike, students are finding ways to continue their education. The ongoing dispute highlights the challenges faced by both educators and...
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LOCAL10 months agoBC Conservative Leadership Race Poised to Ignite Before Legislative Session
Political insiders are speculating that a BC Conservative leadership contest could officially kick off even before the upcoming legislature session begins. With internal momentum building and...
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LOCAL10 months agoShakeOut BC: Province-Wide Earthquake Drill Tests Readiness Across Communities
Thousands of British Columbians will pause their routines this week for the annual Great British Columbia ShakeOut, a province-wide earthquake drill designed to test how prepared...
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LOCAL10 months agoNew Medical School in Surrey Aims to Tackle B.C.’s Doctor Shortage
British Columbia has announced the launch of a new medical school at Simon Fraser University (SFU) in Surrey — the first new medical school in Western...
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LOCAL11 months agoKamloops Seeks Military Funding Through Strategic Positioning
KAMLOOPS, B.C. — City officials in Kamloops are positioning the community as a potential hub for federal military investment as Ottawa prepares to release new defense...
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LOCAL11 months agoPrescribed Burn Underway at Knox Mountain Park to Reduce Fire Risk
KELOWNA, B.C. — The City of Kelowna, working alongside provincial fire crews, has begun a prescribed burn in Knox Mountain Park aimed at reducing wildfire risk...
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LOCAL11 months agoKelowna Council Reviews Transportation Safety Report
KELOWNA, B.C. — City council is set to review a comprehensive transportation safety report outlining collision trends and infrastructure priorities across Kelowna. Prepared by city staff,...
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LOCAL11 months agoKamloops Councillor Mike O’Reilly Launches Mayoral Campaign for 2026
KAMLOOPS, B.C. — City Councillor Mike O’Reilly has officially declared his candidacy for mayor in the 2026 municipal election, promising to bring stability and focus back...
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