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B.C. man studies how unarmed civilians might de-escalate West Bank conflict

B.C. man studies how unarmed civilians might de-escalate West Bank conflict

Nelson's Randy Janzen visited West Bank this summer to assess the viability of peaceful interventions
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2 B.C. cities among the best all-time Olympic medal performers

2 B.C. cities among the best all-time Olympic medal performers

B.C. makes it to the top 10 all-time best performers in the Olympics with a total of 72 medals, nine of which were won at the Paris 2024 Olympics
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New B.C. post-secondary course explores how to talk about climate change

New B.C. post-secondary course explores how to talk about climate change

This course is designed for a wide-range of people, including policymakers, journalists, scientists, and news consumers
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Group taps into need to protect Sooke watershed

Group taps into need to protect Sooke watershed

606 Water Group hosting a number of information sessions around Sooke over the next month
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New North Okanagan wildfire sparked, Hullcar under control

New North Okanagan wildfire sparked, Hullcar under control

A new spot-sized blaze is being reported east of Armstrong, near Mabel Lake
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Candidate for Green Party nomination in Saanich North contesting disqualification

Candidate for Green Party nomination in Saanich North contesting disqualification

The party says the disqualification arose after confidential information was brought to the attention of the party
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Another year, another wildfire scorching of B.C.’s tourism reputation

Another year, another wildfire scorching of B.C.’s tourism reputation

B.C. one of the hardest-hit provinces as foreign spending dropped in 2023 due to fire situation
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Fish, shellfish, marine birds anchored coastal B.C. diet 500 years ago

Fish, shellfish, marine birds anchored coastal B.C. diet 500 years ago

Research by the Tsleil-Waututh Nation uncovers protein-rich pre-colonial menu
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Filmmakers fined $30K for flying drone too close to B.C. orcas

Filmmakers fined $30K for flying drone too close to B.C. orcas

River Road Films pled guilty in July to unlawfully capturing footage off northern Vancouver Island
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Barricades down but tourist asked to avoid Jasper for the time being

Barricades down but tourist asked to avoid Jasper for the time being

No hotels, restaurants, or businesses open and visitors asked to give residents their space
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