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  • Demonstrators set up Pro-Palestinian encampment at UBC
    UBC officials say staff will monitor and assess the demonstration on the Vancouver campus and will liaise with the RCMP.
    Politics
    Apr 29
  • UBC tackle, Penn State tight end, Illinois lineman among Canadians selected in NFL Draft
    Giovanni Manu is the first ever University of British Columbia player to be taken in the NFL draft.
    Sports
    Apr 27
  • Israel-Hamas conflict: B.C. human rights watchdog backs ‘peaceful encampments’ at universities
    British Columbia's human rights commissioner is calling on universities and colleges to protect the rights of students and staff taking part in "peaceful encampments."
    Politics
    May 6
  • Ash tree-killing beetle surfaces in B.C. for first time, detected in Vancouver
    It is the first detection of the emerald ash borer or its larvae in British Columbia, and is outside of currently regulated areas for the insect.
    Environment
    May 2
  • B.C. auditor general to probe stalled Lytton wildfire rebuild
    British Columbia's auditor general says his office is doing a review of the province's response to the 2021 wildfire that devastated the community of Lytton, B.C.
    Environment
    May 1
  • March drug deaths down 11% over last year as B.C. records 192 fatalities
    Another 192 people were killed in British Columbia by illicit drugs in March, 11 per cent down from the same month last year.
    Health
    May 7
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  • Red dresses to make fashion statement about missing and murdered Indigenous women
    Models in uniquely designed red dresses are taking to the runway in British Columbia this weekend to make a powerful fashion statement about missing and murdered Indigenous women.
    Canada
    May 4
  • B.C. puts up $155.7 million to recruit, retain health workers
    The British Columbia government is spending more money to recruit and retain health-science workers, while expanding an incentive program to dozens more rural communities.
    Health
    May 1
  • Ontario Premier Doug Ford weighs in on campus encampment protests
    Campuses, including McGill University and the University of British Columbia, have seen protests held by students demonstrating against Israel's conflict with Hamas.
    Politics
    Apr 30
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  • First Nations launch challenge of Site C dam
    A 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.
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  • B.C. puts up $25M for plant to help boost local milk production
    The British Columbia government is contributing up to $25 million toward the expansion of a milk production plant aimed at boosting the supply of locally sourced food.
    Politics
    Apr 23
  • B.C. First Nation gets nearly $16M funding for off-grid solar farm
    A First Nation in central British Columbia will build what the federal government says will likely be the largest off-grid solar project in Canada.
    Politics
    Apr 19
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  • B.C. secures 8 new middle-income housing sites for BC Builds program
    British Columbia has secured eight new sites for its BC Builds program, in which land owned by the province, non-profits or community groups is pre-zoned to build middle-income rental housing.
    Politics
    Apr 29
  • B.C. unveils plans to regulate cryptocurrency mining electricity use
    British Columbia is proposing legal changes that would allow the government to regulate the supply of electricity to cryptocurrency miners.
    Environment
    Apr 11
  • Mass timber construction approved for more builds in B.C.
    The use of mass timber in British Columbia is moving up and expanding to schools, libraries and other construction.
    Politics
    Apr 10
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  • Effluent spill at Quesnel, B.C. factory poses no ‘acute risk’: Environment ministry
    British Columbia's Environment Ministry says a 2.5-million-litre effluent spill from a fibreboard factory in Quesnel doesn't pose any immediate risk to public safety.
    Environment
    Apr 19
  • Tsilhqot’in National Government declares overdose emergency
    A spike in overdose deaths in the six British Columbia nations that make up the Tsilhqot'in National Government has prompted the chiefs to declare a local state of emergency.
    Health
    Apr 12
  • Elections BC probing 12 B.C. municipal parties over financing, advertising
    A dozen municipal political parties in British Columbia, including those that won council majorities in Vancouver and Burnaby in 2022, are under investigation by Elections BC.
    Politics
    Apr 11
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  • Okanagan College hosting U18 baseball tournament
    Okanagan College's Spring Invitational tournament features five teams from Alberta and four from British Columbia.
    Sports
    Apr 5
  • Two teens killed in head-on crash in northern B.C.
    Mounties in northern British Columbia are asking for any information about a head-on crash that killed two teenagers and seriously injured another man.
    Canada
    Apr 7
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