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  • Jericho Beach’s feral rabbits are an invasive species colony, says park board
    On this Easter long weekend, the Vancouver Park Board is reminding people not to release, feed or touch rabbits at Jericho Beach for their sake and the public's.
    Environment
    Mar 29
  • 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
  • B.C. First Nation declares local state of emergency due to deaths from toxic drugs
    The Tŝilhqot’in National Government declared an emergency for all six Tŝilhqot’in communities, which provided the Nation the opportunity to access additional government support.
    Health
    Apr 13
  • Bird flu risks: What to know as the ‘versatile’ virus continues to spread
    As the avian flu, also known as bird flu, continues to spread across the globe, concerns persist regarding its potential risks to human health.
    Health
    Apr 2
  • ‘Most northern known’ coral reef off B.C. coast shouldn’t exist: expert
    A local First Nation knew of a spot on the ocean floor where fish gathered. Working with experts from Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Canada's only coral reef was soon discovered.
    Environment
    Mar 12
  • How does Putin stay in power?
    Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to sweep to power in another illegitimate election. How does he maintain his grip and what does it mean for Ukraine and NATO?
    World
    Mar 15
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  • Fair treatment of African Nova Scotians at the centre of new prosecution policy
    Nova Scotia Crown prosecutors were handed new tools today to root out systemic anti-Black racism long embedded within the province's justice system.
    Canada
    Feb 29
  • Colorectal cancer rising in young adults. Should the screening age be lowered?
    There are growing calls to start screening earlier for colorectal cancer in Canada and some provinces are considering it amid an 'alarming' increase in cases among young adults.
    Health
    Feb 26
  • Russia to face ‘major sanctions’ over Navalny’s death this week: White House
    National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said the sanctions, on the eve of the two-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, “will be a substantial package."
    World
    Feb 20
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  • Drug for cocaine addiction could help treat colorectal cancer, research shows
    In a 'surprising' discovery, a drug used to treat cocaine addiction could be a safe and effective form of treatment of advanced colorectal cancer, a new Canadian study suggests.
    Health
    Feb 14
  • Navalny’s widow vows to continue his fight against the Kremlin
    The widow of Alexei Navalny vowed on Monday to continue his fight against the Kremlin while authorities denied his mother access to a morgue where his body is believed to be held.
    World
    Feb 19
  • ‘When am I coming home?’: Vulnerable Nunavut kids face loneliness, despair as millions spent sending them south
    Nunavut was billed 53 per cent more per day, on average, for a child to live in an Ontario group home compared to what children’s aid societies in Ontario paid.
    Investigations
    Mar 4
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  • Sask. First Nations applaud Supreme Court ruling that upholds child welfare rights
    The FSIN and Warshield, an Indigenous-owned consulting firm, endorse a Supreme Court of Canada ruling that affirms Indigenous rights over child welfare.
    Canada
    Feb 9
  • Salad kits, dip recalled in Canada after deadly Listeria outbreak in U.S.
    President's Choice and Taylor Farms branded Mexican-style street corn salad kits have been recalled in Canada due to the risk of Listeria contamination.
    Health
    Feb 8
  • Trudeau calls Putin a ‘weakling’ for executing Navalny, other opponents
    Speaking with reporters at the end of his visit to the capital Kiyv, Justin Trudeau accused Putin of "executing" opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
    Canada
    Feb 24
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  • Councillor ‘belittled and mocked’ language in Powell River name change debate: First Nation
    Councillor Jim Palm was speaking about an opinion poll on whether or not Powell River should change its name at a meeting last Tuesday.
    Politics
    Feb 5
  • Dozens protest BC NDP retreat, demanding Selina Robinson resign following Israel comments
    Ahead of the protest, Robinson apologized again, acknowledging that her comments have caused pain and distress. She said she plans to take part in anti-Islamophobia training.
    World
    Feb 5
  • Rural southern Alberta community desperate for doctor shortage solution
    In 2023, the Milk River emergency department closed 30 times lasting anywhere from a few hours to a few days. So far in 2024, there've already been nine closures.
    Health
    Feb 6
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  • 2 years into Russia’s invasion, Ukrainians still fight forcible deportation
    Ukrainian researchers say they have uncovered dozens of facilities in Russia and Belarus where forcibly deported Ukrainians have been held since Russia's invasion began.
    World
    Feb 24
  • Ahead of Super Bowl Sunday, here’s all the food recalled this week in Canada
    With Super Bowl Sunday upon us, a number of foods that may be a snack of choice have been recalled in Canada this week amid a deadly Listeria outbreak in the U.S.
    Health
    Feb 9
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