British Columbia
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Safety, increased Wi-Fi access among $200M Northern B.C. highway improvementsThe B.C. and federal governments are jointly providing $195 million for a series of highway improvements in Tahltan Nation territory in the province's northwest.PoliticsJul 15
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Former BC United leadership candidate Michael Lee won’t seek re-electionBritish Columbia's Opposition BC United is losing another elected member just ahead of the province's fall election.Jul 11
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New overdose prevention guidelines coming for B.C. universitiesA steering committee has identified early actions for post-secondary institutions to follow in the event of an overdose on campus.HealthJul 11
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Vancouver social housing project expanding to up to 200 spacesA housing project in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside is being expanded from one city lot to four and will include community health and social services.HealthJul 5
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‘Significant safety risk’: BC Wildfire Service says don’t use drones near wildfiresThe use of drones and unmanned aerial vehicles have caused problems for BC Wildfire Service's over the past few wildfire seasons.FireJul 1
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Cranbrook fire crews respond to blaze at Amy Woodland Elementary SchoolCrews responded to a fire at Amy Woodland Elementary School in Cranbrook early Sunday. No injuries were reported.CrimeJun 30
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Overlapping First Nations claims complicate big move on treaty in northwestern B.C.On Monday, representatives of the Kitselas First Nation and the provincial and federal governments initialled a draft treaty three decades in the making.PoliticsJun 24
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Decade of ‘systemic mismanagement’ in B.C. public service hiring, report findsB.C. Ombudsperson Jay Chalke says dozens of public service jobs meant to help develop the careers of public servants wrongfully went to government appointees over a 10-year period.PoliticsJun 24
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RCMP warn students about sunset parties around PentictonRCMP and the Penticton Fire Department are urging student to not participate in sunset parties. These events mark the end of the school year and involve fire starting and drinking.FireJun 23
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Surrey Police Service officer charged with excessive speedingProsecutors say they have charged a Surrey, B.C., police officer with speeding following an incident last year.Jun 20
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