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Four hospitals in B.C.’s Interior launching virtual emergency careFour hospitals in B.C.'s Interior say they're setting up virtual emergency care where patients can be seen by a doctor virtually as part of a pilot project.HealthDec 10, 2025
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Death at B.C. ostrich farm deemed ‘not suspicious,’ say RCMPChest compressions and other life-saving measures were taken as paramedics rushed to the scene, but despite the best efforts of emergency services, the man passed away.CanadaNov 4, 2025
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Edgewood, B.C. woman allegedly attacked by ostrich farm protester'I had gas poured all over me, face, hands, shoes, coat. I got my flip phone out and he ran away. Called a few friends to call 911 for me,' said Wood.CanadaOct 1, 2025
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The B.C. ostrich cull controversy, explainedA federal government plan to cull more than 300 ostriches at a B.C. farm over bird flu concerns has raised local tensions, leading to vandalism and an alleged assault.TrendingSep 29, 2025
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Edgewood residents stay silent on ostrich farm controversy over safety fears, ‘very volatile’“I think there’s general sympathy for the birds but not for the farm itself due to their inability to be forthright and honest from the get-go,” Randy Donselaar said.CanadaSep 26, 2025
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Ostrich reportedly shot and killed at farm in Edgewood B.C.: RCMP investigatingCpl. James Grandy with the Southeast District RCMP confirmed to Global News that Nakusp RCMP received a report of an ostrich being shot and killed.EnvironmentMay 23, 2025
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Okanagan musician seeks public’s vote to perform at Canadian Country Music AwardsMitch Zorn is one of the eight finalists competing for a chance to peform at the Canadian Country Music Awards that will be held in Kelowna, B.C. later this year.LifestyleMar 18, 2025
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B.C. atmospheric river sets records across the South CoastThe rain measured at Vancouver's International Airport was 67.1 millimetres, making it the sixth-highest single-day of rainfall recorded at that station.WeatherOct 21, 2024
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BC election 2024 results: Kootenay CentralIn the last sitting of the legislature, it was represented by NDP MLA Brittny Anderson who first took office in 2020. Anderson collected 7,296 votes.PoliticsOct 6, 2024
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Police seek suspect following Nakusp gay bashingPolice are searching for a suspect after a homosexual U.S. man was beaten unconscious and left nearly naked in the snow after telling another man about his sexual orientation at a central B.C. hot springs.Jan 26, 2011
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RCMP say gay bashing was behind brutal attack at B.C. hot springThe RCMP are investigating what they're calling a gay-bashing in which the victim was brutally beaten in southeast B.C.Jan 26, 2011
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Snowfall warning issuedResidents in the Revelstoke and Nakusp areas should brace themselves for heavy snowfall.Jan 21, 2011
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5 rural interior communities to welcome new doctorsThe five doctors represent the third group to take part in the $2.8-million Practice Ready Assessment pilot program.CanadaAug 15, 2016
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Trans-Canada Highway near Chase reopened after avalanche control workThe closure will take place near Chase on Saturday afternoon.TrafficJan 25, 2020
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Widespread power outages in B.C.’s Southern Interior following heavy snowfallBC Hydro says crews have been working to restore power, but poor road conditions have made some areas difficult to access.Jan 1, 2020
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New B.C. COVID-19 school exposures in 2021If a school has been identified as a possible exposure site, you do not need to take any action unless directed to by public health and school officials.HealthApr 30, 2021
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Old temperature records continue to fall across B.C.Fifteen temperature records were shattered across British Columbia on Sunday.Jun 9, 2015
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Toads causing rift in village of NakuspThey're tiny creatures and they're creating a rift in the village of Nakusp...EnvironmentFeb 24, 2016
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Tuesday’s storm aftermathRain amounts varied with Salmon Arm receiving the brunt of Tuesday’s rain at 34 millimetres while Penticton received the least at 11 millimetres. Kelowna received 25 millimetres, Vernon 27 and Summerland at 14.WeatherMay 22, 2013
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Vancouver scores a first with fair trade statusCouncil made an offical commitment to buy, where possible, only products such as coffee, tea, sugar and even soccer balls that have been made ethically and for which producers have been paid fairly.May 7, 2010