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British Columbia to get $2.2B from federal community fundThe federal government is making money available in three separate streams, with the provincial stream being available for projects such as health care, and housing.EconomyApr 7
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Brain injury a shadow crisis amid overdose deaths in British ColumbiaEdwin Bergsson's friend broke down the door of his recording studio in Victoria about five years ago, found him unconscious, and saved his life.ÂCanadaApr 9
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As session returns, Eby’s government faces ‘peril’ over DRIPA: political scientistA political analyst says British Columbia Premier David Eby faces a "moment of real peril" as legislators return to Victoria this week.PoliticsApr 13
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B.C. loses more jobs in March, unemployment rate highest in a decadeThe unemployment rate in British Columbia is now 6.7 per cent, which is the highest in a decade, except for the height of the COVID pandemic.EconomyApr 10
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BC United executives eye Conservative race, as donations still flow for dormant partyIt was a once-dominant force in British Columbia politics, but for more than a year and a half the party formerly known as the BC Liberals has been dormant.PoliticsApr 14
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18K lives later, B.C. marks 10 years since declaring overdose emergencyEvents are planned across British Columbia Tuesday to mark 10 years since the province declared a public health emergency related to the overdose crisis.PoliticsApr 14
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LNG Canada gas flaring far exceeding volumes allowed under permits: documentsDocuments show the volume of gas flared at the LNG Canada plant on British Columbia's north coast between October and January far surpassed what its permit allows.EnvironmentApr 9
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These are the faces of B.C.’s 10-year toxic drug emergencyMore than 18,000 people have died of drug overdoses since British Columbia declared the issue a public health emergency on April 14, 2016.CanadaApr 9
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Final suspect arrested in 2024 Winnipeg extortion and homicideA 25-year-old man has been arrested in British Columbia and returned to Winnipeg in connection with the 2024 homicide of a 22-year-old Ontario man.CrimeApr 3
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First Nations launch challenge of Site C damA group of First Nations has filed a lawsuit over a massive hydroelectric dam proposed in northeastern British Columbia, arguing the project would have a devastating impact on their traditional land.Dec 31, 1969
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Decade of death: With 18K lives lost, B.C. counts cost of 10-year drug emergencyMore than 18,000 people have died from toxic illicit drugs in British Columbia since a public health emergency was declared on April 14, 2016.ÂHealthApr 8
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Family fighting to bring B.C. senior home after she fell into a coma in ChinaA British Columbia grandmother is stranded in China in a coma with her family unable to pay the hundreds of thousands of dollars to bring her home via air ambulanceHealthMar 28
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Nurse practitioners struggling to find employment in B.C., despite high demandAngela Wignall, chief executive officer of the Nurses and Nurse Practitioners of British Columbia, told Global News that students and new graduates are struggling to find work.HealthMar 25
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Avalanche Canada warns of ‘extreme’ danger in parts of southern Alberta and B.C.Avalanche Canada is warning of very dangerous avalanche conditions in a large swath of southern Alberta and British Columbia and is recommending people stay out of the backcountry.WeatherMar 20
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2 men suspected in Calgary murder arrested in B.C., another individual wantedTwo men who were released from custody last December in connection a murder in Calgary have been arrested in British Columbia, police say.CrimeMar 20
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Parts of B.C. to see wet, windy start to week as atmospheric river approachesResidents in parts of British Columbia can expect a cold, wet and windy commute this morning as an atmospheric river approaches the coast.CanadaMar 16
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B.C. councillor says permanent time change will make dark school mornings dangerousBritish Columbia is adopting year-round daylight saving time, meaning that clocks went forward by one hour for the last time in early March.PoliticsMar 18
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Vancouver closing out first no-snow winter in 43 years. There may be more on the wayVancouver is poised to close out its first official snow-free winter in 43 years, in what environmental researchers say may become a new norm for southwestern British Columbia.CanadaMar 19
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Compliments Organic brand chocolate recalled due to ‘undeclared almonds’The product is being recalled in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and Saskatchewan due to 'undeclared almonds' being found.HealthMar 4
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B.C. teachers ratify new four-year agreement for 12% wage boostBritish Columbia's teachers' union says its members have ratified a new four-year collective agreement, covering 52,000 educators in the province.EducationMar 5