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Coastline alert: Watch for dead, distressed grey whales

Coastline alert: Watch for dead, distressed grey whales

People out on the water or strolling the beaches of B.C.’s coast are being asked to watch for dead, stranded or distressed grey whales as the massive mammals continue to die at a concerning rate.
New rules for drones now in effect

New rules for drones now in effect

Operators must pass online exam, register their drones
Limos, Lambos, choppers & booze: Raucous party rocks Anmore

Limos, Lambos, choppers & booze: Raucous party rocks Anmore

"We hit him with a needle but he was a big dude, so we hit him with another one," Plosz said of the man who OD's in the otherwise sleepy town north of Port Moody, adding: "He was so lit up, he didn't want to leave."
B.C. will send 120 more firefighters to Alberta and the Yukon this week

B.C. will send 120 more firefighters to Alberta and the Yukon this week

The service says 137 people, including 116 firefighters, will be deployed in Alberta for up to 19 days
Lost wedding ring reappears after snow melts at B.C. ski resort

Lost wedding ring reappears after snow melts at B.C. ski resort

Almost four months after losing it in the snow at Big White, a man has been reunited with his wedding ring
Wildfire smoke: Metro Vancouver forecast includes air quality update

Wildfire smoke: Metro Vancouver forecast includes air quality update

“Get prepared for wildfire smoke events before they happen”
A bird's eye view of the Joffre landslides

A bird's eye view of the Joffre landslides

CASARA spotter Wilfried Braun captured the images two days after a second slide tore away a massive chunk of Joffre Peak's northeast face
Former executive vice-president sues Quest University

Former executive vice-president sues Quest University

I-Chant Chiang claims developers on school's board of governors fired her "in bad faith"
Squamish council mulls protecting wildlife corridors

Squamish council mulls protecting wildlife corridors

Advocate lobbies for quick action, as corridors in town are still connected
Overdose deaths in B.C. are dropping, coroner says

Overdose deaths in B.C. are dropping, coroner says

Monthly deaths from illicit-drug use in the first quarter of the year are down 32 per cent from the same period last year, the B.C. Coroners Service says in the latest update on the overdose crisis in B.C., the hardest-hit province.