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Gift from Vernon business helps Salmon Arm teen adjust to life with wheelchair
The van was given to the Phillips by Jeff McSweeney, the owner of Vernon-based NOW (North Okanagan Wheelchair) Shuttle, which ...
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Haisla hereditary chief and master carver, Sammy Robinson, dies at 86
The Haisla Nation is mourning the loss of celebrated hereditary chief Sammy Robinson, a master carver, storyteller, dancer ...
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RCMP conduct board rejects claim that calling officers ‘three amigos’ showed bias
Wes Dutcher-Walls, a defence lawyer for Coquitlam RCMP constables Mersad Mesbah, Ian Solven and Philip Dick, had argued this ...
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BREAKING: 5.1-magnitude earthquake shakes south coast of B.C.
A 5.1-magnitude earthquake hit the south coast of B.C. Friday (Feb. 21). Emergency Info BC posted to X that a 5.1-magnitude ...
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Rain and possible snow melt set off high-water warnings for parts of B.C.
The centre says temperatures are expected to rise to above 10C to 12C at low elevations, and freezing levels are expected to ...
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Chilliwack area earthquake-detection system to 'serve important function'
The system has the ability to provide several seconds of warning before an earthquake, which can be crucial at bridges, ...
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B.C. public health expert fears changes to safe supply will end it
Tyndall made these comments after B.C.'s Health Minister Josie Osborne announced changes to the program, acknowledging that ...
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Fate of B.C. ostriches looms with federal court hearing
An expedited hearing for a federal court judicial review is expected to take place sometime over the next 10 days, according to Universal Ostrich owners Karen Esperson and Dave Bilinski. The Edgewood ...