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Piper James’ parents travelling to Australian beach where B.C. woman diedThe parents of Piper James have traveled to Australia to visit the beach where the British Columbia teenager was found dead surrounded by a pack of wild dogs.CanadaFeb 4
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Highways closed, BC Ferries busy as holiday travel season continuesHighway 3 between Hope and Princeton remains closed due to multiple damaged sites from the atmospheric river a few weeks ago as crews continue repairs.TrafficDec 23, 2025
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Okanagan Nation Alliance among Indigenous groups issuing travel advisory to U.S.Indigenous travellers crossing the border into the United States are being warned to exercise extreme caution amid an increasingly tense political climate.CanadaFeb 2
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Carney to meet with Coastal First Nations on major projects, conservationCarney is travelling to B.C. for the meeting, along with Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson, whose relationship with Coastal First Nations got off to a rocky start.CanadaJan 12
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Calgary, Edmonton airports offer advice for the busiest travel days of the yearWith Christmas less than a week away, it will be one of the busiest weekends of the year for travellers who are being told the key to a smooth trip is to be prepared.ConsumerDec 19, 2025
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‘She’s our only baby’: Mother of teen found dead on Australian beach speaks outPolice were called to the beach, north of the Maheno Shipwreck, to reports of an unresponsive woman, Queensland authorities said in a statement.CanadaJan 20
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B.C. teen found dead on Australian beach drowned, not killed by dingoes: autopsyAn autopsy in Australia has determined that a young Canadian who was found dead on a beach this week was likely not killed by a pack of 10 dingoes.CanadaJan 23
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Some B.C. highways in North Coast reopen after closures due to floodingDriveBC said Highway 16 has reopened after heavy rains caused flooding in the area, with the main road access to Prince Rupert among the pathways cut off.TrafficDec 31, 2025
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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, 2025
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Dingoes found circling B.C. teen to be culled, Australia saysEnvironment Minister Andrew Powell said in the same statement that while euthanizing the animals was a tough decision, it's the "right call."CanadaJan 25
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Winds force cancellations of all BC Ferries between mainland and Vancouver IslandStarting at 10 a.m., all of the crossings between Tsawwassen and Swartz Bay and Horseshoe Bay and Nanaimo and Tsawwassen and Duke Point have been cancelled until at least 5 p.m.WeatherDec 22, 2025
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Why an Ontario couple is leading MAID lawsuit before B.C. Supreme CourtThe O'Neills are at the centre of a Charter of Rights challenge, now before the B.C. Supreme Court, that seeks to end the practice of so-called "forced transfers."HealthJan 14
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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
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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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Highways proactively closed due to heavy rain across B.C.’s South CoastB.C.'s provincial government is warning commuters on Monday that routes are at risk of flooding and some road closures could occur.TrafficDec 15, 2025
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Alberta government to review intersection where 3 junior hockey players died in crashThe Alberta government says it will review an intersection where three junior hockey players died in a car crash while heading to practice.CanadaFeb 4
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Princeton gas prices climb, mayor calls on province to step inAs of this week, gas prices in Princeton are hovering around $1.41 per litre, roughly 10 to 20 cents higher than nearby cities in the regional district.CanadaJan 23
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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, 2025
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Yellow fog advisory issued for SaskatchewanDespite the warm temperatures, Saskatoon looked a little gloomy Saturday as the province was under a yellow fog advisory for most of the day.Weather3 hours
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‘These boys were all of our kids’: Hockey community mourns players killed in crashThe three players were headed to practice when they were involved in a crash with a semi-truck pulling a gravel trailer on Monday morning.CanadaFeb 3