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Gender justice groups want child killer-fuelled B.C. Name Act changes repealed

Gender justice groups want child killer-fuelled B.C. Name Act changes repealed

Advocates say changes do not increase public safety, damaging to those most in need of name changes
‘Concerning lack of urgency’: feds disturbed by B.C. port dispute progress

‘Concerning lack of urgency’: feds disturbed by B.C. port dispute progress

Country’s east coast shipping funnel also disrupted by separate job action in Montreal
Island MP's brain-injury bill goes back to House of Commons for final vote

Island MP's brain-injury bill goes back to House of Commons for final vote

“This is a big step forward for the entire community of brain injury survivors"
Appeal court upholds $1.5 million defamation suit against Langley firm

Appeal court upholds $1.5 million defamation suit against Langley firm

Langley defendants say they plan to appeal to Supreme Court of Canada
B.C. judicial recount underway in Surrey-Guildford

B.C. judicial recount underway in Surrey-Guildford

Riding currently held by NDP could mean the difference between majority and minority government
Another Port Hardy hospital emergency department closure due to lack of staff

Another Port Hardy hospital emergency department closure due to lack of staff

The Port Hardy hospital lost its 24/7, around-the-clock service a couple years ago due to staffing shortages
Pre-trial conference set for man accused of killing Lumby mother

Pre-trial conference set for man accused of killing Lumby mother

Vitali Stefanski's pre-trial conference is scheduled for Dec. 20
Low-grade tornado touches down on Sunshine Coast during recent windstorm

Low-grade tornado touches down on Sunshine Coast during recent windstorm

It had a preliminary recording of EF0 – the lowest on the tornado scale
Hereditary chiefs scold Campbell River over Indigenous place name remarks

Hereditary chiefs scold Campbell River over Indigenous place name remarks

12 hereditary chiefs signed a letter to the city's mayor and council saying they are frustrated and appalled
B.C. business leader calls for tax cuts, sped-up permitting, with the economy the priority

B.C. business leader calls for tax cuts, sped-up permitting, with the economy the priority

The head of the British Columbia Chamber of Commerce is calling for tax cuts and steps to speed up permitting.