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U.K. to start enforcing new travel permit rules for Canadian visitorsCanadians will not be able to legally enter the United Kingdom without an electronic travel authorization starting next February, or face being denied boarding.CanadaNov 27
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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
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Anti-abortion billboards in West Kelowna, B.C. to be taken down'(The lawyers) said that if BC Billboards is publishing pro-life billboards and not mine, then it’s considered sex-based discrimination,' Harms explained.CanadaDec 10
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B.C.’s dairy milk testers go on strike after 20 months of bargainingIn a news release, the B.C. General Employees' Union says the workers served a 72-hour strike notice on Nov. 21 and went on strike on Nov. 25.HealthNov 28
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With 185 days to FIFA World Cup, Vancouver’s unhoused, accommodations face questionsThe training field renovations at Killarney Park are 95 per cent finished and upgrades are being made to BC Place, including a new scoreboard and switching out the turf for grass.CanadaDec 8
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Atmospheric river forces closure of all major highways between Lower Mainland, InteriorThe Fraser Valley Regional District also declared a local state of emergency on Dec. 10 due to the atmospheric river hitting B.C.'s South Coast.WeatherDec 10
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Canada launches new alert system to protect people in extreme weatherEnvironment and Climate Change Canada will now be using a colour-coded system to make it easier to understand the severity of extreme weather.WeatherNov 26
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‘Really challenging issue’: Many B.C. communities still at high risk for floodingFloodwaters recede in Abbotsford, but Highway 1 remains closed; experts warn more rain, landslides and repeated flooding risks due to climate change.CanadaDec 13
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B.C. government announces changes to EV mandate, making it more ‘realistic’"B.C. currently leads Canada in EV targets, and we are proud to be a North American leader in EV adoption, with more than 210,000 ZEVs on provincial roads," Adrian Dix said.PoliticsNov 18
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Atmospheric river to brings heavy rain to B.C. Wednesday, prompting flood warningsEnvironment Canada has issued warnings using its new colour-coded alert system for an atmospheric river, which is expected to arrive on the coast on Tuesday evening.WeatherDec 9
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‘A huge concern’: Okanagan search crew warns of growing trend as another senior goes missing“It’s a huge concern. I think in the last year we’ve had probably a dozen like this, two currently missing,” said Central Okanagan Search and Rescue.CanadaNov 25
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Energy minister says Ottawa close to providing clarity on B.C. tanker banTim Hodgson's remarks come as Ottawa is nearing a memorandum of understanding with Alberta on energy that could include a potential new oil pipeline to the west coast.CanadaNov 25
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B.C. Coastal First Nations dismiss any pipeline MOU, vow it will ‘never be built’The West Coast Oil Tanker Ban came into effect in 2019 and prohibits tankers from carrying more than 12,500 metric tons of crude oil along the northern coast of B.C.PerspectivesNov 26
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Power outages, closures plague Westside Road as burned trees fall on power lines'The weekend of October 24th to 27th, the Wilson’s Landing and north area had power outages anywhere from 23 to 35 hours — all within a 54-hour period,' said resident Blanche Beda.CanadaNov 4
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Pipeline deal from Alberta to B.C. North Coast reportedly in the works, speculation remainsThe Alberta and federal governments are said to be close to signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to move forward with the project.PoliticsNov 20
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What is the B.C. oil tanker ban, and could it change under pipeline deal?The Alberta deal includes a commitment from Ottawa to 'enable the export of bitumen ... including if necessary through an appropriate adjustment to the Oil Tanker Moratorium Act.'CanadaNov 29
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U.K company accused of burning B.C. old growth treesStand.earth says in a report that wood pellets from three Drax mills in Northern B.C. are being made from some of the province's oldest forests.EnvironmentNov 14
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Sense of community draws Canadian fans to Grey CupTheir teams may not be vying for this year's Grey Cup, but that hasn't stopped some dedicated Canadian football fans from descending on the centre of the country to witness the championship game.SportsNov 15
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers returner Trey Vaval a double finalist for CFL AwardsBombers returner Trey Vaval was named the West Division finalists for most outstanding rookie and most outstanding special teamer.SportsOct 30
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Former B.C. correctional officer pleads guilty to breach of trustRamandeep Rai was charged with breach of trust for engaging in an inappropriate relationship with an inmate at the North Fraser Pretrial Centre in Port Coquitlam.CrimeNov 14