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B.C. watershed security strategy could put province on the 'cutting edge'

B.C. watershed security strategy could put province on the 'cutting edge'

The B.C. government has rolled out the early stages of a water security strategy meant to protect the province's freshwater resources from drought, flooding and long-term shortages
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Olympic Game plans: B.C.’s playbook for 2030

Olympic Game plans: B.C.’s playbook for 2030

Finances, venues, economics, public support among key considerations for 2030 bid
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Roberts Bank container terminal expansion application process restarts

Roberts Bank container terminal expansion application process restarts

Plan is opposed by municipal governments, environmentalists
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Conservative MP calls for cost-of-living relief for BC residents

Conservative MP calls for cost-of-living relief for BC residents

MP calls on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to provide immediate relief to B.C. families struggling with the cost-of-living crisis by reversing the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) tax
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One of the busiest days as season ticket holders flocked to Big White

One of the busiest days as season ticket holders flocked to Big White

Welcome back to Big White Ski Resort!
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B.C. man says he was left stranded in Cancun

B.C. man says he was left stranded in Cancun

On his return trip, this Kelowna man says he faced incompetence
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Reassessing B.C.’s nuclear option

Reassessing B.C.’s nuclear option

SFU energy engineering school modelling suggests B.C. may need SMRs
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Canada-wide recall of sandwiches and donairs due to possible listeria contamination

Canada-wide recall of sandwiches and donairs due to possible listeria contamination

HQ Fine Foods is recalling sixteen items from the brands Quality fast food brands and Hygaard Fine Foods Ltd.
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Near zero visibility: Fog advisory still in effect for Metro Vancouver

Near zero visibility: Fog advisory still in effect for Metro Vancouver

The fog should be going away by this afternoon though!
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'Utterly useless' wood splitter was for former B.C. legislature clerk's own gain: Crown

'Utterly useless' wood splitter was for former B.C. legislature clerk's own gain: Crown

Craig James is accused of improperly approving a $257,988 retirement allowance to himself in February 2012, among other alleged fraud and breach of trust violations
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