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Latest B.C. budget most unpopular since Gordon Campbell’s 2010 budet: pollThe poll, from Innovative Research Group, found that this budget was the most unpopular since former premier Gordon Campbell's budget in 2010.PoliticsMar 9
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Four female premiers on whether Christine Fréchette can avoid the ‘glass cliff’Kathleen Wynne, Ontario's first female premier, remembers meeting a businessman who shook hands with the male staffer standing next to her and addressed him as "premier."PoliticsApr 23
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Team Kaitlyn Lawes takes final spot in 18-team field for upcoming ScottiesAs the top ranked team without a berth, Team Kaitlyn Lawes was awarded the final spot at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.SportsJan 12
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2 National Guard members shot in an ambush attack just blocks from the White HouseWest Virginia's governor said there has been "conflicting reports" about the condition of the two guardsmen, but officials confirmed a suspect is in custody.CrimeNov 26, 2025
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Rustad faces ‘hot and uncomfortable summer’ amid months-long leadership reviewThe review, mandated by the party constitution, kicked off over the weekend -- and comes amid messy infighting on British Columbia's political right.PoliticsJun 25, 2025
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‘Under a microscope’: Cottagers call for wildfire management plans after fatal firesCottage owners and disaster prevention experts in Manitoba are urging governments to develop comprehensive wildfire management plans after a pair of devastating wildfires. Close to 1,000 people were forced from their homes last week as a wildfire near the Rural Municipality of Lac du Bonnet, spurred by dry, hot and windy conditions, burned nearby. The...FireMay 23, 2025
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Former BC Liberal premiers endorse opposing election candidates in KelownaBoth former premiers stated they weren't surprised by each other's opposing endorsements.CanadaApr 23, 2025
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Vancouver launches new task force aimed at improving business conditionsThe task force will include representatives from business sectors, including tech, finance, tourism and real estate, First Nations, as well as former B.C. premier Gordon Campbell.EconomyApr 7, 2025
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Tate McRae, Josh Ross lead Juno Award nominees with 5 eachTate McRae is up for album of the year.EntertainmentFeb 11, 2025
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Weather warnings remain in B.C. as Arctic air sweeps across provinceThe Arctic air will hold through the remainder of the week and most likely through the coming weekend with snow across the South Coast here to stay for now.WeatherFeb 3, 2025
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High-profile gang trial coming to an endA trial in Vancouver that has offered an unprecedented look inside the Vancouver area's street gangs is drawing to a close with final submissions beginning Wednesday, nearly seven years after a mass killing that has come to epitomize the region's violent underground drug trade.Jul 1, 2014
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21 MLAs to become eligible for lucrative pensionsThe current crop of retiring MLA’s stands to collect just over 20 million as a group.Apr 11, 2013
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New round of snow, rain set to hit parts of B.C. South Coast ThursdayEnvironment Canada says at least five centimetres could fall on the Fraser Valley and higher elevations of Metro Vancouver and Vancouver Island.WeatherJan 8, 2020
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Decade in review: 10 stories that shaped British Columbia in the 2010sHere is a look back at B.C.'s 10 biggest stores of the 2010s.Dec 28, 2019
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Raise minimum wage and hold HST referendum soon: Carole JamesHold the HST referendum as soon as possible, boost the minimum wage to $10 an hour — and get back to work in the legislature.Sep 30, 2010
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Millions raised in Vancouver’s annual Run for the CureMore than 10,000 people took to Vancouver’s streets Sunday to fight against breast cancer.Oct 3, 2010
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Thousands run in annual Run for the CureMore than 10,000 people took to Vancouver’s streets Sunday to fight against breast cancer.Oct 4, 2010
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Provincial employees facing large reshuffleThe province’s 30,000-strong public service, which has endured nearly a year of layoffs, hiring freezes and cutbacks, now faces being jostled into new ministries as part a wide-ranging reorganization with an unknown pricetag.Oct 27, 2010
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Opinion: Election window may be closingSpeculation abounds that Premier Christy Clark is itching to call an election this fall, but I can’t help but think the chances of that vote actually occurring are diminishin The delay in getting the results of the HST referendum alone may be enough to push the election date to the spring or the fall of 2012. The results may not be known until early September, and it’s hard to imagine Clark calling an election until she knows the fate of the HST.Jul 5, 2011
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Mission on high alert as Fraser River risesMission firefighters were in flood-preparedness mode Wednesday, inspecting the integrity of the Silverdale dike and canvassing some of the commercial milling and logging businesses that have exposure along the water, as the district expected water levels in the Fraser River to peak Thursday at just over six metres.Jul 14, 2011