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'I don't feel safe': Blind B.C. coach advocates for accessibility

'I don't feel safe': Blind B.C. coach advocates for accessibility

Sheldon Guy encourages people to be aware, and be kind
Abbotsford police investigate death related to care-home medical emergency

Abbotsford police investigate death related to care-home medical emergency

Two patients transferred from Menno Home on July 6; one dies 4 days later
Update: Rescuers deploy drones, robotic scoop in bid to free Northwest B.C. drillers

Update: Rescuers deploy drones, robotic scoop in bid to free Northwest B.C. drillers

Newmont Mining said mine refuge chamber in which 3 workers are sheltered can fit up to 16 people
Trapped Red Chris workers confirmed as employees of Smithers-based Hy-Tech Drilling

Trapped Red Chris workers confirmed as employees of Smithers-based Hy-Tech Drilling

Bat blamed after free-roaming Chemainus kitten tests positive for rabies

Bat blamed after free-roaming Chemainus kitten tests positive for rabies

Island Health says risk to public is extremely low but urges caution
Vancouver FC pres lauds outgoing coach, but says results 'not good enough'

Vancouver FC pres lauds outgoing coach, but says results 'not good enough'

Interim head coach Marty Nash is to bring stability, will be considered for permanent role
Surrey 6 murder convict loses another B.C. Supreme Court application

Surrey 6 murder convict loses another B.C. Supreme Court application

Cody Rae Haevischer still seeking judicial stay of proceedings based on abuse of process
B.C. anglers will soon be able to buy licences through online WILD system

B.C. anglers will soon be able to buy licences through online WILD system

Starting this fall, new users will be able create a profile and obtain a free Fish and Wildlife ID in preparation for the 2026–27 licence year.
B.C. premier, Washington senator present united front on Trump tariffs

B.C. premier, Washington senator present united front on Trump tariffs

U.S. president has promised to increase tariffs on Canadian goods to 35 per cent on Aug. 1.
Fraser River the deadliest in B.C. with 53 accidental drownings in 10 years

Fraser River the deadliest in B.C. with 53 accidental drownings in 10 years

BC Coroners Service data says Harrison Lake had 12 accidental drownings, while Cultus Lake suffered 5 fatalities