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B.C. man's love of province lands TV gig

B.C. man's love of province lands TV gig

Bob Kronbauer is host of segment called Now You Know BC, sharing stories of British Columbia to British Columbians
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B.C. church's affirming status builds bridge with queer community

B.C. church's affirming status builds bridge with queer community

Trinity United Church was recently designated as an affirming congregation, and has publicly stated its acceptance of 2SLGBTQIA+ and all other groups
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Urgent support needed as work permits expiring for Ukrainians

Urgent support needed as work permits expiring for Ukrainians

Thousands of Ukrainians in the Thompson-Okanagan region are set to see their three-year work permits expire on March 31, 2025
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B.C. releases list of 10 resource projects it plans to accelerate into action

B.C. releases list of 10 resource projects it plans to accelerate into action

Projects aim to support rural and remote parts of British Columbia
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Man charged with dangerous driving in death of Nanaimo soccer administrator to go to trial

Man charged with dangerous driving in death of Nanaimo soccer administrator to go to trial

Michael Allison Rennie accused of dangerous driving in crash that resulted in the death of Reid Davidson
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Crews respond to 15 motor vehicle crashes in one day in Nanaimo snow

Crews respond to 15 motor vehicle crashes in one day in Nanaimo snow

City of Nanaimo working to clear roads and keep city facilities open
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Okanagan pups heading to 'Super Bowl of dog shows'

Okanagan pups heading to 'Super Bowl of dog shows'

A pair of South Okanagan pups are off to the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York
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Conservative Leader Rustad calls for 'complete restructuring' of B.C. economy

Conservative Leader Rustad calls for 'complete restructuring' of B.C. economy

Rustad also questioned the efficacy of retaliatory tariffs
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Port Hardy's Indigenous Justice Centre offers legal support grounded in First Nations law

Port Hardy's Indigenous Justice Centre offers legal support grounded in First Nations law

New centre one of six across B.C. that directly address intergenerational trauma associated with the colonial justice system
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B.C. drug deaths hit 4-year low, down 13 per cent in 2024

B.C. drug deaths hit 4-year low, down 13 per cent in 2024

2,253 people died of overdoses in the province last year
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