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Bomb cyclone: At least 1 dead as storm pounds US Pacific NorthwestA major storm swept across northwestern U.S., battering the region with strong winds and rain, causing widespread power outages and downing trees that killed at least one person. The Weather Prediction Center (WPC) issued excessive rainfall risks through Friday as hurricane-force wind warnings were in effect. This is the strongest atmospheric river that California and...U.S. NewsNov 20
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Ontario announces extension for gas tax cut amid speculation of an early electionAn anticipated pinch at the pumps has been averted for drivers at gas stations in Ontario. The Ford government announced Sunday that it will extend a cut on the gas tax until next June. The announcement comes ahead of the province’s fall economic update and when many are expecting Ford to call an early election....CanadaOct 27
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Global News at 6 Toronto: Oct. 27An anticipated pinch at the pumps has been averted for drivers at gas stations in Ontario. The Ford government announced Sunday that it will extend a cut on the gas tax until next June. The announcement comes ahead of the province’s fall economic update and when many are expecting Ford to call an early election....Oct 27
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Gig Workers United on new employment standards for app-based ride-hailing and food-delivery drivers in B.C.New employment standards are about to kick in for B.C. gig workers, including a minimum wage. Global News Morning speaks with Brice Sopher of Gig Workers United about the changes, and how far they go toward addressing their concerns.ConsumerAug 30
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1.7K goldfish culled from Campbell River pondThe City of Campbell River has been forced to drain a pond in a local park to clear out more than 1,700 goldfish. Kylie Stanton reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCOct 23
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Nov. 3What impact could the U.S. election have on British Columiba? A homeless encampment at Abbotsford City Hall forces the legion to alter its Remembrance Day plans. An audit questions the value taxpayers get for the $440 million they pay for the Vancouver Police Department. BC municipalities report they are struggling to reach provincial housing targets....Global BCNov 3
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Global News at 6 Toronto: October 22, 2024Blocking the box – are higher fines convincing drivers to be more considerate? Some private daycare operators are protesting the Ford government – we’ll tell you why. And, meet a world famous chef right here in Toronto who is making a difference.Global News at 6 TorontoOct 22
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Global News Hour at 6 Calgary: Oct. 28A war memorial in Calgary was vandalized just weeks before Remembrance Day. Calgary’s food bank is seeing record demand with a growing number of working people using the service. A video of a recent ride share showing a passenger spewing hateful comments towards the driver is spreading on social media.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryOct 28
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Global National: Oct. 20A tremendous amount of rain that fallen on Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley and Vancouver Island. Some communities saw upward of 170 millimetres – more than half a foot of rain – in a matter of hours. This has led to all sorts of damage in people’s homes across the region, as well as dangerous...Global NationalOct 20
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Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton: Sept. 19A hockey trainer and Alberta sheriff is accused of preying on young boys and is charged with sexual assault. The family of a young woman killed in Parkland County shares their grief. The mayor of Fort Saskatchewan is under fire for suggesting feral cats be thrown in the river or gassed. Edmonton police use of...Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonSep 19
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Fort Saskatchewan mayor’s feral cat remarksDuring a council meeting, Fort Saskatchewan Mayor Gale Katchur mused about how feral cats were managed on the family farm back in the day by throwing them in the river or gassing them with exhaust.PoliticsSep 19
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Chilcotin River landslide prompts rescue, forces residents to fleeOne rafter needed to be rescued and dozens of properties are under an evacuation order after a massive landslide blocked the Chilcotin River. Julia Foy reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCJul 31
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Global National: Sept. 7In Quebec, police arrested a 20-year-old Pakistani citizen on Wednesday, apparently as he was about to cross into the U.S. They allege the man was planning a mass shooting at a Jewish centre in Brooklyn, on behalf of the so-called Islamic State. With less than two months until the U.S. election, and just days before...Global NationalSep 7
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Riders Against Hunger hit the road for West Island food bankOne by one, bikers rode out of the On Rock Community Services parking lot in Roxboro for a 180-kilometre ride. As Felicia Parilllo reports, the riders were helping to raise money for the West Island food bank, with plenty of stops along the way.CanadaJul 20
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West Coast Express rail stoppage impactsRiders of the West Coast Express are still being forced to find another method of transportation, following a nationwide labour dispute involving Canada’s two major rail lines. Teamsters Canada issued a 72 hour strike notice to CN Rail Friday and a work stoppage at CPKC, which owns the rail line for the West Coast Express,...Global News Morning BCAug 24
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First Nations initiating emergency salmon task force after Chilcotin dam breachNow that water is flowing on the Chilcotin River, attention is turning to the fate of the salmon set to return to their spawning grounds. The local First Nation launched an emergency task force to mitigate the impact on the precious resource still recovering from a previous landslide. Catherine Urquhart has more.Global News Hour at 6 BCAug 6
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Chilcotin River landslide may cause flash flooding when river breachesA huge landslide blocking the Chilcotin River has forced the evacuation of a dozen homes and prompted a flood warning from the site of the slide, down the Fraser River all the way to Hope. As Troy Charles reports, the warning is stark and the danger of a catastrophic flood is growing every hour.CanadaAug 1
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: July 31A major landslide blocks the Chilcotin River and people in the area are forced to flee the threat of flooding. How a container ship catastrophe has exposed major flaws in Canada’s maritime emergency preparedness. And a battle over beach access heats up in West Vancouver.Global BCJul 31
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Paris 2024: Olympic athletes simmer under scorching temperaturesWhile the Paris Olympics got off to a rainy start, both athletes and spectators are now being forced to endure a scorching heat wave. Crystal Goomansingh looks at how organizers are trying to keep everyone cool, and why the hot weather could be good news for the River Seine, where the swimming portion of the...Global NationalJul 30
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: July 21Joe Biden announces he’s not running for a second term. How are British Columbians reacting? The Shetland Creek wildfire closes the Trans-Canada Highway through the Thompson River Valley between Spences Bridge and Ashcroft. Wildfires force evacuation orders for Barkerville, Wells, and surrounding areas in the Cariboo. Police search for a man who groped a woman...Global BCJul 21