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Fire in Port Alberni's Dry Creek Park not expected to spread

Fire in Port Alberni's Dry Creek Park not expected to spread

B.C. Wildfire Service personnel assist after fire breaks out in gully; no structures under threat
3 people arrested in relation to September 2022 Penticton murders: RCMP

3 people arrested in relation to September 2022 Penticton murders: RCMP

Alannah Brown and Douglas Barker's remains were found in Sept. 2022
Charges laid against North Vancouver man allegedly impersonating officer

Charges laid against North Vancouver man allegedly impersonating officer

North Vancouver RCMP believe Church pulled over more people and are requesting victims come forward
4 resign from health committee after Osborne reinstates B.C. girl's drug funding

4 resign from health committee after Osborne reinstates B.C. girl's drug funding

Resignations follow Health Minister Josie Obsorne's decision to reinstate provincial funding for a Langford girl's medication
8 Metro Vancouver beaches not suitable for swimming due to E. coli

8 Metro Vancouver beaches not suitable for swimming due to E. coli

Vancouver Coastal advisories are in place as of July 18, just ahead of Celebration of Lights fireworks
B.C.-brokered deal goes through for Metro Vancouver to get $250M for Iona

B.C.-brokered deal goes through for Metro Vancouver to get $250M for Iona

B.C. Conservatives called the plan a "reckless bailout."
Out-of-control Similkameen fire still mapped at 3,000 hectares

Out-of-control Similkameen fire still mapped at 3,000 hectares

The blaze is located south of Princeton, just east of Highway 3 and E.C. Manning Provincial Park
Ladysmith warns of scam calls claiming to be town staff

Ladysmith warns of scam calls claiming to be town staff

Robocalls falsely offer services the town does not provide
Officials consider lowering water flows over Lake Cowichan weir again as dry conditions continue

Officials consider lowering water flows over Lake Cowichan weir again as dry conditions continue

But fears of fish kill in Cowichan River persist
B.C.'s public sector union declares impasse, plans strike vote

B.C.'s public sector union declares impasse, plans strike vote

BCGEU president Paul Finch said the sides are 'significantly far apart.'