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  • BC Conservation Officer Service says orphaned bear in Bralorne is too old to rehabilitate
    Many animal lovers were eager to step in and bring the bear to safety, worried the yearling would not be able to survive in the wild on its own.
    Environment
    May 2
  • Poll shows BC Conservatives making inroads among federal Conservative voters
    According to data released by the Angus Reid Institute on Monday, 56 per cent of would-be Conservative Party of Canada voters would cast their ballot for the BC Conservatives.
    Politics
    Apr 1
  • B.C. Conservatives dump controversial doctor candidate hours after announcing him
    Stephen Malthouse's licence to practise medicine in B.C. has been suspended since March 2022, amid an investigation launched after complaints from other doctors. 
    Politics
    Mar 28
  • Bill banning transgender athletes from publicly-funded sports quashed in B.C.
    A proposal by BC Conservative Leader John Rustad to use "biological sex" to classify participants in publicly funded sports didn't get to first base.
    Politics
    Apr 30
  • Three B.C. men fined, banned from hunting after killing pregnant deer
    The BC Conservation Officer Service says three men have been sentenced for illegally killing two deer and a marmot near Kamloops back in 2020.
    Environment
    Apr 18
  • B.C. Conservatives pledge to eliminate Surrey portables by increasing class sizes
    Leader John Rustad unveiled the policy on Monday, saying the current situation, with students learning in close to 400 portables in the school district, sucks.
    Politics
    Feb 26
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  • Kelowna councillor to seek BC NDP nomination in conservative stronghold
    The city councillor will seek the BC NDP nomination in the new Kelowna-Centre riding and, if he gets that, vie for voter support.
    Canada
    Apr 9
  • Former B.C. minister Mike de Jong seeks federal Conservative nomination
    Mike De Jong previously held several portfolios in B.C. government, such as finance, health, forests and attorney general. He's seeking a federal Conservative nomination.
    Politics
    Apr 18
  • BC United holds Vancouver campaign rally amid low polling numbers
    BC United held a campaign rally in Vancouver on Saturday. According to a recent poll, the party is third in popularity for the next B.C. election, which takes place in October.
    Politics
    Apr 7
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  • Data shows BC NDP with hefty cash advantage heading into 2024 election
    Data released by Elections BC on Monday showed the New Democrats raised more than $4.5 million in donations in 2023, from more than 15,619 donors. 
    Politics
    Apr 8
  • Poilievre blames B.C. decriminalization, drug policy for record deaths
    Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre accuses 'radical activists, bureaucrats and pharmacists' of 'making a fortune' off of B.C.'s opioid crisis.
    Canada
    May 2
  • Poilievre allowed back in House of Commons after getting kicked out Tuesday
    Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre will be allowed back in the House of Commons from question period Wednesday after being ejected for calling the prime minister a 'wacko.'
    Canada
    May 1
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  • Metro Vancouver lawn watering restrictions go into effect on May 1
    Due to a low snowpack and an expectation that it will be a hot and dry summer, Vancouver residents and businesses are being asked to conserve water.
    Environment
    Apr 9
  • Amid mounting bear deaths, calls for more oversight of B.C. conservation officers
    The B.C. government is facing calls for mover oversight of conservation officers, amid a mounting number of black bears killed in recent years.
    Environment
    Mar 5
  • Central Okanagan parks included in Canada’s national conservation network
    Twenty-five Central Okanagan parks are now being recognized as part of Canada’s national conservation network, solidifying the Central Okanagan's commitment to conservation.
    Canada
    Mar 22
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  • Auditor general to probe conflict of interest allegations in B.C. cleantech grant program
    B.C.'s auditor general has been directed to investigate allegations of a conflict of interest involving a consulting firm that administers a provincial clean energy grant program.
    Politics
    Apr 8
  • BC United starts media blitz as poll shows official Opposition party in 3rd place
    A new poll from Vancouver-based Research Co. found B.C.'s Official Opposition BC United party is trailing not only the governing BC NDP, but also the upstart BC Conservative Party.
    Politics
    Jan 31
  • Poilievre says ahead of carbon price hike: ‘Eby’s constituents can’t even afford baloney’
    B.C. Premier David Eby called Poilievre's plea to halt the upcoming federal carbon price increase a "baloney factory" campaign tactic. It didn't please the Conservative leader.
    Politics
    Mar 17
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  • B.C. says ‘final offer’ on table in bid to push Surrey police transition forward
    B.C. Solicitor General said the offer was "good for" Surrey, but wouldn't speak to details, including how much money is involved.
    Crime
    Mar 13
  • Parental consent should be required for student pronoun changes: Manitoba Tories
    The interim leader of the Opposition Progressive Conservatives said parental consent should be required, while the province's NDP premier accused the Tories of being divisive.
    Politics
    Mar 12
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