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Atmospheric river forces evacuation order, state of local emergency in North VanA state of local emergency was also declared after inspections on Sunday that found the potential failure of private infrastructure could be a risk to public safety.WeatherOct 21
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B.C. city drains millions of litres from pond overrun with thousands of goldfishCampbell River was forced to drain nearly 40 million litres of water from a local pond in an effort to rid it of 1,700 goldfish, some as large as three pounds.EnvironmentOct 23
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‘Throw them in the river’: Fort Saskatchewan mayor apologizes for feral cat remarksMayor Gale Katchur's comments came during a committee meeting on Tuesday that outlined solutions for managing feral cats in Fort Saskatchewan.PoliticsSep 19
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RCMP arrest man accused of ramming police vehicle in SurreyMounties say the driver of a blue Ford Explorer rammed into a police vehicle Wednesday afternoon in Surrey, B.C. and caused a collision with another vehicle while trying to flee.CrimeAug 21
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Part of Hwy 4 closed, ferry cancellations as storm hits B.C. South CoastNorth Shore Search and Rescue has issued a warning for everyone to stay back from river and creek banks this weekend due to the amount of rain forecast.WeatherOct 18
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Snowfall warnings issued along B.C.-Yukon borderEnvironment Canada has issued the first snowfall warnings of the season along the British Columbia and Yukon border, with accumulations up to 20 centimetres expected in some areas.WeatherOct 17
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Winnipeg’s food scene is inspiring the next generation of chefsWinnipeg's food scene is becoming more popular with many restaurants gaining national attention and that prestige, is influencing culinary studentsCanadaOct 24
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B.C. food banks grapple with surging demand, falling donationsB.C. food banks report they're seeing more than 225,000 monthly visits, up 15 per cent over 2023. Donations, meanwhile, are falling as would-be donors feel the pinch.CanadaOct 28
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Ontario tables bill that would give province power to veto, eliminate some bike lanesOntario's provincial parliament will be a hive of activity today, as the legislature resumes sitting following a 19-week summer break.PoliticsOct 21
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‘Etched in my mind forever’: Memory of Manitoba teen killed in crash lives onIt's been five years since their son was killed in a crash on the South Perimeter, and Ethan Boyer's parents continue working to keep his memory alive.TrafficOct 25
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WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 – Nov 3.Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6 BC.NewsNov 1
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High River Pride supporters targeted with intimidation, property crimes: Foothills PrideIn a statement to Global News, Foothills Pride says at least four separate incidents have been reported to the RCMP in the last two months.CrimeOct 23
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Riders, Lions set to face in West final after unusual regular-season seriesThere is no clear favourite in Saturday’s CFL West Division semifinal between the Saskatchewan Roughriders and B.C. Lions, especially given their unusual regular-season series.SportsNov 1
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Stolen vehicle registration schemes in Ontario and the stiff penalties proposedWith 'reVINing' a growing issue in the province, the Ford government is expected to table legislation to make it harder to re-register a stolen vehicle through ServiceOntario.PoliticsOct 28
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From bridge tolls to rotisserie chickens, N.S. parties campaign on affordabilityMeanwhile, Liberal Leader Zach Churchill promised to remove the provincial portion of the harmonized sales tax on all food that isn't already tax-free at grocery stores.PoliticsOct 29
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Doug Ford plans to rip out existing bike lanes that are bringing traffic ‘to a standstill’On Thursday, Ford confirmed his government plans to rip out bike lanes that don't meet its criteria. Critics accuse the premier of creating more red tape.PoliticsOct 17
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Olympic triathletes fall ill after River Seine swims. What we know so farSome Olympic triathletes who swam in the River Seine have fallen sick and were forced to pull out of competition this week amid concerns about the river’s water quality.SportsAug 6
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‘Incredibly disturbing’: Nearly a dozen cases of rocks thrown at moving cars in OntarioPolice are investigating nearly a dozen reports of rocks being thrown at vehicles in York Region that have caused major damage to vehicles and injuries to drivers and passengers.CrimeOct 23
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BC election 2024 results: Peace River SouthIn the last sitting of the legislature, it was represented by independent MLA Mike Bernier who first took office in 2013. Bernier collected 3,862 votes in the 2020 B.C. election.PoliticsOct 6
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Ford government appoints veteran education staffer to review TDSB protest field tripIn mid-September, students from 15 Toronto District School Board schools went on a field trip to a demonstration. Amidst the backlash, the government announced a review.EducationOct 18