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Field surveys on expedited North Island wind project to start this year

Field surveys on expedited North Island wind project to start this year

Capstone says it is awaiting clarification on regulatory process from province
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Question period in B.C.'s legislature revolves around trade, drugs

Question period in B.C.'s legislature revolves around trade, drugs

Premier Eby accused Conservatives of "acquiescence" to Trump while Conservatives renewed calls for a public inquiry into 'safe supply'
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Similkameen woman fined after pleading guilty to causing a horse distress

Similkameen woman fined after pleading guilty to causing a horse distress

The horse was found by BC SPCA officers to be in critical distress during an unrelated investigation
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'Moral panic': Surrey drug advocate says B.C. safe supply shift will cost lives

'Moral panic': Surrey drug advocate says B.C. safe supply shift will cost lives

Surrey Union of Drug Users says B.C. Ministry of Health decision is going the wrong direction
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UPDATE: Missing 30-year-old found safe

UPDATE: Missing 30-year-old found safe

Shawnigan Lake RCMP are asking for the public's help to find 30-year-old woman
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3 Okanagan residents, BC Parks Foundation come together to protect Kokanee salmon

3 Okanagan residents, BC Parks Foundation come together to protect Kokanee salmon

The cost of the land was not disclosed
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B.C. flood watch up as unusual temperatures create possible ice jam

B.C. flood watch up as unusual temperatures create possible ice jam

Watch on for 3 B.C. Interior waterways in the Merritt area where rain follows low temperatures
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Correctional Service seizes $150,000 in contraband at Agassiz's Mountain Institution

Correctional Service seizes $150,000 in contraband at Agassiz's Mountain Institution

Electronics, illicit substances seized
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UPDATED: B.C. sexual health clinics to remain open this year in deal with health ministry

UPDATED: B.C. sexual health clinics to remain open this year in deal with health ministry

Options for Sexual Health previously said it could not continue operating without a funding increase
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B.C. looks to plant seeds in new soil with agriculture, food security task force

B.C. looks to plant seeds in new soil with agriculture, food security task force

Government expects report within 10 months on improving access to water, land, competitiveness and investment
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