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More tears shed as plea made to find 2 more missing on B.C.’s Highway of Tears

More tears shed as plea made to find 2 more missing on B.C.’s Highway of Tears

Mary Teegee of Carrier Sekani Child & Family Services says society must do better
UBCM prez warns of ‘unintended consequences’ from new housing legislation

UBCM prez warns of ‘unintended consequences’ from new housing legislation

Communities face ‘real constraints’ in terms of staffing, infrastructure that may fray, she warns
Marchers rally in Vancouver to support Drug User Liberation Front

Marchers rally in Vancouver to support Drug User Liberation Front

Vancouver Police Department raided the group’s office and arrested its co-founders last week
Tail-wagging B.C. study concludes everybody benefits from snuggling a dog

Tail-wagging B.C. study concludes everybody benefits from snuggling a dog

UBCO research finds that gender doesn’t play a role in receiving benefits from canine therapy
B.C. town wants answers after landslide knocks out power for nearly 4 days

B.C. town wants answers after landslide knocks out power for nearly 4 days

Nearly 400 residents of the Kootenays village of Lardeau Valley also left without phones
B.C. passes new legislation aimed at preparing for and mitigating emergencies

B.C. passes new legislation aimed at preparing for and mitigating emergencies

New Democrats, Greens vote in favour of Bill 31, BC United, Conservatives against it
Animals in distress seized from property near Nanaimo Airport

Animals in distress seized from property near Nanaimo Airport

B.C. SPCA says it anticipates recommending charges after its investigation is complete
House arrest, 3-year driving ban for B.C. realtor who dragged cop with car

House arrest, 3-year driving ban for B.C. realtor who dragged cop with car

David Foxwell sentenced for incident in Leduc, Alberta
Raided B.C. magic mushroom stores quickly reopening for business

Raided B.C. magic mushroom stores quickly reopening for business

Vancouver Police Department report seizing ‘a variety of controlled substances’
Feds promise $500M to ‘fast track’ old-growth, habitat protection work in B.C.

Feds promise $500M to ‘fast track’ old-growth, habitat protection work in B.C.

The announcement was made at a gathering of First Nations leaders in Vancouver