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B.C. First Nation buys back 140-year-old robe, paying almost $40,000 to bring it home

B.C. First Nation buys back 140-year-old robe, paying almost $40,000 to bring it home

The intricately woven Chilkat robe was purchased by the Taku River Tlingit First Nation
BC Human Rights Commissioner talks battling hate during Okanagan visit

BC Human Rights Commissioner talks battling hate during Okanagan visit

The Commissioner sat down for a one-on-one interview with Black Press
UPDATE: Police locate West Shore teen, say he is safe

UPDATE: Police locate West Shore teen, say he is safe

Last seen on June 6, teen reported safe by West Shore RCMP June 8
Victoria tenant’s fears persist as fire safety systems go unresolved for months

Victoria tenant’s fears persist as fire safety systems go unresolved for months

City asked to step in as woman says apartment’s fire escape ready to cave in
Dix plans summer tour as B.C. hospitals, health care facing ‘crises’

Dix plans summer tour as B.C. hospitals, health care facing ‘crises’

Health minister says challenges different in each region, but broad issue of healthcare is a B.C.-wide problem
Victoria streets closed for response to police incident

Victoria streets closed for response to police incident

Pandora Street between Cook and Vancouver streets shut down around 3:30 p.m.
Bank of Canada’s interest rate hike a ‘mistake,’ says B.C. economist

Bank of Canada’s interest rate hike a ‘mistake,’ says B.C. economist

Marc Lee fears the rate hike will not fight inflation, but actually make it worse
Wildfire near Port Alberni continues to grow, air tankers join aerial attack

Wildfire near Port Alberni continues to grow, air tankers join aerial attack

BC Wildfire Service: Blaze is now 140-hectares and spreading at ‘moderate’ speed
UPDATE: Malahat traffic flowing freely after 2-vehicle crash cleared

UPDATE: Malahat traffic flowing freely after 2-vehicle crash cleared

Police thanked motorists for their patience as crews worked scene
‘Impasse’ leads Saanich council to go against staff on Gordon Head development

‘Impasse’ leads Saanich council to go against staff on Gordon Head development

Saanich residents will get to share their opinions on a Gordon Head housing plan at a public hearing