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  • ‘Suspicious death’: Police investigate discovery of man’s body in Oak Bay, B.C.
    There have been no arrests, but Saanich police called the discovery an 'isolated incident,' and said there was no perceived risk to the public. 
    Crime
    Jul 26
  • Victim in suspicious Oak Bay, B.C. death identified as 33-year-old man
    Steven Middleton, 33, has been identified as the man found dead in Oak Bay on Wednesday under suspicious circumstances.
    Crime
    Jul 28
  • Portage la Prairie RCMP arrest woman armed with crowbar
    The suspect now faces charges of assaulting a police officer, resisting arrest, and possessing a weapon for a dangerous purpose.
    Crime
    Sep 27
  • ‘Classless imbecile’ vandals do $4,000 damage to Vancouver Island cricket pitch
    "To the classless imbecile or imbeciles who tore up the pitch at Windsor Park last night, remember you will be held to account," said the Victoria and District Cricket Association.
    Crime
    Jul 4
  • Thousands of units expected from select B.C. cities in new housing targets
    If met, the five-year goals mean the selected communities would build 38 per cent more stock than what they would have otherwise, based on historic trends.
    Economy
    Sep 26
  • B.C. man breaks record for Georgia Strait crossing on stand-up paddleboard
    Former architect Jerry Zhang is hoping to paddle from Victoria to Tsawwassen in just 13 hours.
    Canada
    Aug 30
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  • Feel-good Friday: Global BC’s highlights of the week
    From a possible world record to an outpouring of generosity for firefighters who lost their homes, here are five good news stories from the week to share.
    Trending
    Sep 1
  • Canadian doctors brace for another ‘tripledemic’ – COVID-19, RSV and influenza
    As Canadians continue to enjoy the last bit of summer's sun-soaked days, doctors say they are bracing for a potential "tridemic" of influenza, RSV and COVID-19.
    Canada
    Aug 28
  • West Vancouver, Vancouver place near top of list ranking income inequality
    The highest-earning 10 per cent of households in West Vancouver made nine times more than the lowest-earning 10 per cent.
    Economy
    Sep 21
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  • No injuries in Oak Lake plane crash, Manitoba RCMP say
    Police said a float plane was trying to land on the lake Sunday morning when the incident happened. When the plane touched down, its wing hit the water, causing the crash. 
    Canada
    Aug 1
  • Hamilton’s Around the Bay sticks with Tim Horton’s Field despite renovation shift
    The 2024 edition of the Around the Bay Road race will start and finish at Tim Hortons Field, regardless of the status of FirstOntario Center renovations, say organizers.
    Canada
    Sep 18
  • Hurricane Juan: the most powerful and deadly storm to hit Atlantic Canada in 50 years
    Thursday marks the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Juan's arrival in Atlantic Canada. The Category 2 hurricane brought sustained winds of 152 kilometres per hour amid excessive rain.
    Environment
    Sep 28
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  • IN PHOTOS: Idalia leaves damage trail as storm moves into Atlantic
    Downgraded now to Tropical Storm Idalia, it’s moving through the Carolinas Thursday and will then enter the Atlantic Ocean where it’s forecast to fizzle out.
    U.S. News
    Aug 31
  • Idalia descends on the Carolinas as tropical storm after wreaking havoc in Florida
    The weakening storm still packed winds of up to 60 mph (96 kph) as it blasted through Georgia and South Carolina on Wednesday evening.
    U.S. News
    Aug 31
  • Parents facing roadblocks in accessing child care for children with disabilities: Winnipeg daycare
    Finding child care has been a major source of stress for Destiny Munoz and her family.
    Canada
    Aug 30
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  • Labour Day 2023: What’s open and closed in London, Ont.
    The City of London is again offering up free recreation activities this holiday Monday. Residents will also want to keep in mind closures for Labour Day.
    Canada
    Aug 31
  • COMMENTARY: Ontario’s Greenbelt is safe for now, but will the scandal alter Doug Ford’s course?
    Ontario Premier Doug Ford's extraordinary reversal on his decision to open the GTA's Greenbelt for housing development flows from two colossal political miscalculations.
    Commentary
    Sep 26
  • Powerful victim impact statements shared about death of St. Albert senior
    'He is not just fingernail clippings, blood stains or a body in a tote,' his daughter Stacey Worsfold said, breaking down in tears on the stand.
    Crime
    Sep 27
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  • 10 home decor ideas to impress your guests this Thanksgiving
    Add these cozy, autumnal touches to help create a heartfelt holiday your family and friends won’t soon forget.
    The Curator
    Sep 28
  • Oak Bay city worker killed in vehicle crash, other driver sent to hospital
    While the driver of the black SUV was sent to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, police said the municipal staff member was pronounced dead at the scene. 
    Traffic
    May 17
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