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B.C. premier's office releases details of Asia trade mission

B.C. premier's office releases details of Asia trade mission

Premier David Eby will be travelling to Asia on a trade mission from June 1 to 10
New provincial law will trigger trustee byelection in Abbotsford

New provincial law will trigger trustee byelection in Abbotsford

MLA Korky Neufeld will have to resign from trustee role
VIDEO: U.S. city sends letter of support to B.C. communities

VIDEO: U.S. city sends letter of support to B.C. communities

'We still value you, we still want to work with you' says Bellingham message to 9 border cities
Restored BC tomb resurfaces Japanese Canadian history and mystery

Restored BC tomb resurfaces Japanese Canadian history and mystery

The murder of Jennie Kiohara continues to puzzle Revelstoke 120 years later, but her story has brought attention to seldom-recognized local Japanese Canadian history
Man arrested after shots fired at residence south of Nanaimo

Man arrested after shots fired at residence south of Nanaimo

38-year-old man faces numerous weapons charges related to incident May 27 in South Wellington
B.C. minimum wage jumps to $17.85 an hour, effective June 1

B.C. minimum wage jumps to $17.85 an hour, effective June 1

Yearly wage increase of 2.6 per cent tied to inflation
Peninsula hosts celebration stations for GoByBike Week

Peninsula hosts celebration stations for GoByBike Week

Cyclists can stop by Central Saanich celebration station on June 1 and in Sidney on June 5
Officials, residents baffled after fence erected around Harrison's hot spring source

Officials, residents baffled after fence erected around Harrison's hot spring source

Village officials decries the ongoing work as 'very disappointing'
Riverdance reboot: 'Next generation' in Vancouver 30 years after show launch

Riverdance reboot: 'Next generation' in Vancouver 30 years after show launch

Dance show scheduled for 8 performances at Queen Elizabeth Theatre from June 10-15
Social media campaign starting to attract U.S. health-care workers to B.C. city

Social media campaign starting to attract U.S. health-care workers to B.C. city

Unofficial community network in Nanaimo works to help American health care workers immigrate