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B.C. government spending $50M to expand availability of nasal naloxone across provinceBritish Columbia Health Minister Josie Osborne says the province is spending $50 million to expand availability of anti-overdose nasal naloxone across the province.HealthFeb 19
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B.C. government working on a deal to keep the Whitecaps in VancouverLast week, Axel Schuster, CEO and sporting director of the club, said that despite good conversations with BC Place, the future has stalled.SportsFeb 3
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Criticism over B.C. government’s handling of Texada grizzly bear shootingKody Bevan and Seneca Antony received a combined penalty of $6,000, with $2,000 from each fine directed to the Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation.EnvironmentFeb 6
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B.C. government launches selection process for AI, data centre projects to compete for powerA competitive process awarding companies that offer the most economic and environmental benefits is the right path forward, Energy Minister Adrian Dix said.EconomyJan 30
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B.C. government introduces new rules regarding child care hoursStarting April 1, child care providers will be required to provide at least 9.5 hours of care before charging for extending hours.PoliticsDec 16, 2025
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$10-a-day daycare program paused in order to stabilize, B.C. government saysThe province says the goal is to stabilize the program, instead of rolling it back and moving to income-tested eligibility. It was announced in the budget on Tuesday.EducationFeb 18
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Federal government raises concerns over OpenAI safety measures after B.C. tragedyThe federal government responds to reports involving Tumbler Ridge shooter's OpenAI account, while a funeral service for one of the students is canceled after online threats.CanadaFeb 21
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B.C. government provides guidance about involuntary care for people under 19This guidance is to help clarify for physicians when young people can be admitted under the Mental Health Act at the request of parents or guardians.HealthDec 5, 2025
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BC Green Party says it won’t renew co-operation agreement with BC NDPCARGA was an agreement between the BC Green Party and the BC NDP to ensure 'stable governance that is focused on delivering progress and tangible outcomes for British Columbians.'PoliticsFeb 9
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B.C. government appoints former RCMP officer to bridge extortion communications'We face a crisis caused by criminals demanding money from businesses and shooting up homes,' B.C. Premier David Eby said in a statement.CrimeFeb 4
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B.C. psychologist says government ignored two decades of addiction researchHealth Minister Josie Osborne announced on Wednesday that the controversial trial project would end on Jan. 31, admitting it hadn't achieved the results the government had wanted.HealthJan 16
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B.C. business leaders criticize budget, saying province is in ‘an entrepreneurial drought’Criticism from the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade draws out a response from the B.C. government after a press conference was held on Tuesday.EconomyFeb 24
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Tax filing season is here. What you need to know to get the most money backTax filing season has officially kicked off and some Canadians will be able to get money back from the government, but starting early and being aware of changes is important.CanadaFeb 24
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Ontario NDP MPP resigns to run for federal Liberals in upcoming byelectionDoly Begum, who was first elected as an NDP MPP in the 2018 election, resigned from the party on Tuesday after being courted by the governing Liberals.PoliticsFeb 3
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B.C. premier downplays RCMP report linking Indian government to Bishnoi gangDavid Eby was responding to a Global News report during his trade mission to IndiaCanadaJan 15
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National summit on extortion crisis to be held in B.C., premier saysPremier David Eby said on Wednesday that the federal government is committing 20 more officers and helicopter support to police in B.C.PoliticsJan 28
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Grocers say they’re being squeezed by Manitoba milk-price freezeA group that represents independent grocers says its members are being hurt by the Manitoba government's freeze on the retail price of one-litre cartons of milk.ConsumerJan 16
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Thousands of federal government workers receive layoff noticesThe Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada said federal government workers are being forced into a 'Hunger Games-style fight for jobs.'CanadaJan 19
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B.C. government orders closure of Abbotsford rest stop encampment with ‘no warning’Joseph Sikora, director of Ground Zero Ministries in Abbotsford, said this notice from the government came with no warning and services to the rest stop have been cut off.PoliticsNov 20, 2025
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B.C. government official’s taxpayer-funded trip to Dubai under scrutinyIn December 2023, Jeremy Hewitt, B.C.'s assistant deputy minister for climate change, travelled to Dubai for the COP 28 Climate Conference.PoliticsNov 19, 2025