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Campaign matters, but economy won't drive B.C. vote: political analyst

Campaign matters, but economy won't drive B.C. vote: political analyst

Stewart Prest does not think that broader macroeconomic issues like the state of provincial finances will overtake issues such as affordability.
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Indigenous protest blocks LNG pipeline worksite access in northwest B.C.

Indigenous protest blocks LNG pipeline worksite access in northwest B.C.

Group protests Prince Rupert Gas Transmission pipeline environmental assessment, as workers find other ways to access site
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'We'll never forget him': Vernon newspaper editor's memorial bench unveiled

'We'll never forget him': Vernon newspaper editor's memorial bench unveiled

An event honouring the late Glenn Mitchell was held at Lakeview Park Saturday morning
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Young B.C. keepers in spotlight as Whitecaps, Pacific clash in Canadian semi

Young B.C. keepers in spotlight as Whitecaps, Pacific clash in Canadian semi

Vancouver leads underdog rivals 1-0 as Canadian Championship action comes to B.C. Place
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Indigenous housing site launched in Kelowna for parents, children

Indigenous housing site launched in Kelowna for parents, children

Tupa's Lodge, a new Indigenous housing site will help parents and families experiencing substance use disorders
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Province announces 3rd temporary transitional housing site in Kelowna

Province announces 3rd temporary transitional housing site in Kelowna

B.C.Housing Minister Ravi Kahlon made the announcement with Mayor Tom Dyas on Aug. 26
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Nanaimo's crime severity among Canada's 10 worst, but situation improving

Nanaimo's crime severity among Canada's 10 worst, but situation improving

Crime rate and crime severity index were both down from previous year
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PHOTOS: Greek Fest brings a taste of Greece to Saanich

PHOTOS: Greek Fest brings a taste of Greece to Saanich

Greek Fest will conclude on the weekend of Aug. 31 to Sept. 2
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Kelowna Dachshund Club surprises senior for birthday

Kelowna Dachshund Club surprises senior for birthday

On August 25, more than 20 people and their Dachshunds met up to surprise an 89 year-old for her birthday
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Vancouver Island tennis group angry court chalked with pickleball lines

Vancouver Island tennis group angry court chalked with pickleball lines

Qualicum Beach tennis group calls addition of lines 'act of vandalism'
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