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'Disgusting': Kelowna MP blasts Mark Carney over fentanyl comments

'Disgusting': Kelowna MP blasts Mark Carney over fentanyl comments

Conservative Tracy Gray also took Carney to task over the consumer carbon tax
Province fined $783K after highway traffic safety violation at Shambhala

Province fined $783K after highway traffic safety violation at Shambhala

WorkSafeBC says unqualified and under-equipped staff directed highway traffic in an unsafe manner
B.C. analyst calls White House reaction to statehood pushback 'deeply uncomfortable'

B.C. analyst calls White House reaction to statehood pushback 'deeply uncomfortable'

'To be clear, we never agreed that Canada would not be the 51st state': Trump deputy chief of staff
LifeLabs' B.C. union issues strike notice

LifeLabs' B.C. union issues strike notice

BCGEU represents 1,200 works at labs throughout province
Work set to start on new $289M Island cancer centre in Nanaimo

Work set to start on new $289M Island cancer centre in Nanaimo

New facility at NRGH will provide prevention, detection and treatment for mid and north Island residents
B.C. immediately pauses public service hiring, cancels promised rebate

B.C. immediately pauses public service hiring, cancels promised rebate

Government cites on-going fiscal situation, tariffs for the moves
25 cats, one severely matted dog saved from property east of Terrace

25 cats, one severely matted dog saved from property east of Terrace

"A devastating case of humans and animals struggling together," said Eileen Drever, BC SPCA senior protection officer
Man in custody after woman stabbed to death in Victoria's downtown

Man in custody after woman stabbed to death in Victoria's downtown

Police believe it was an isolated incident and there is no ongoing risk to the public
B.C. radio stations dial in new ownership

B.C. radio stations dial in new ownership

The Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission also approved new broadcasting licences
Saving species ‘not rocket science,’ but few faring better than long ago: researcher

Saving species ‘not rocket science,’ but few faring better than long ago: researcher

The study shows just a handful of species at risk are faring better now than 2-3 decades ago