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French-language federal debate 'rehearsed' tonight's clash in English: analyst

French-language federal debate 'rehearsed' tonight's clash in English: analyst

B.C. political scientist says Carney enters English-language debate relatively unscathed and in the lead after yesterday's rope-a-dope
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B.C. judge dismisses feds' attempt to strike down lawsuits from salmon farm giants

B.C. judge dismisses feds' attempt to strike down lawsuits from salmon farm giants

Aquaculture companies convince B.C. supreme court judge they could plead fisheries ministers were 'reckless or willfully blind to the unlawfulness of their conduct' in court
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March real estate slowdown hits B.C., but Okanagan stays strong

March real estate slowdown hits B.C., but Okanagan stays strong

'Buyers continued to shift back to the sidelines in March'
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Killer of Langley teen must serve full sentence: judge

Killer of Langley teen must serve full sentence: judge

Progress while behind bars not enough to reduce sentence, judge rules
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PHOTOS: B.C. students strike gold at provincial trades event

PHOTOS: B.C. students strike gold at provincial trades event

6 local students won medals at the Skills Canada BC Provincial Trades and Technology Competition
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Ex-Vancouver teacher guilty of sexually abusing students on trips to the Okanagan

Ex-Vancouver teacher guilty of sexually abusing students on trips to the Okanagan

The trips included visits to the Shuswap, Penticton, Vernon, and Kamloops
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Esquimalt ceremony marks last Canadian ship sunk in Second World War

Esquimalt ceremony marks last Canadian ship sunk in Second World War

HMCS Esquimalt was sank by a German U-boat off the Halifax coast on April 16, 1945
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Organizers fear cannabis crackdown at Victoria 4/20 event

Organizers fear cannabis crackdown at Victoria 4/20 event

Organizers are priming for potential crackdowns during Victoria’s 4/20 gathering held on April 20 each year
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B.C. First Nation files for judicial review of Mount Polley mine expansion

B.C. First Nation files for judicial review of Mount Polley mine expansion

Xatśūll challenging B.C. government authorization of Mount Polley tailings dam expansion
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Call before you dig education leads to record low gas line hits across B.C.

Call before you dig education leads to record low gas line hits across B.C.

A record of nearly 170,000 BC 1 Call tickets were processed in 2024
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