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Snowfall warning in effect between Nanoose and north of Campbell River

Snowfall warning in effect between Nanoose and north of Campbell River

Alert calling for up 5 cm, but could be more in higher elevations
Train strikes debris, spills diesel on tracks near Agassiz

Train strikes debris, spills diesel on tracks near Agassiz

Environmental crews investigating
Cop credits running for mental health during Wounded Warriors Nanaimo stop

Cop credits running for mental health during Wounded Warriors Nanaimo stop

2024 Wounded Warrior Run B.C.’s Daryl Baswick talks about healing effect of running
Skiing or golf? Spring break choices follow Canada’s weird winter

Skiing or golf? Spring break choices follow Canada’s weird winter

‘Mother Nature has certainly presented us with challenges this season’
What are the next steps on the long road to a national pharmacare plan?

What are the next steps on the long road to a national pharmacare plan?

The Liberals have been promising national pharmacare since 2019
Precipitation still at a deficit as B.C. nears 2024 wildfire season

Precipitation still at a deficit as B.C. nears 2024 wildfire season

90 ‘holdover’ wildfires from the 2023 season and still burning in the province
Nurse-to-patient ratios unveiled as B.C. pumps $237M into nurse incentives

Nurse-to-patient ratios unveiled as B.C. pumps $237M into nurse incentives

Health Minister Adrian Dix says 1st-in-Canada ratios will improve care, reduce burnout
Petition calls for vomit bags in all taxis, ride-hailing after fatal B.C. crash

Petition calls for vomit bags in all taxis, ride-hailing after fatal B.C. crash

Transportation Ministry says it is looking into the suggestion
B.C.’s public universities will ‘largely remain whole’ under foreign student cap

B.C.’s public universities will ‘largely remain whole’ under foreign student cap

Post-secondary minister expects some private institutions to close as capping begins next week
B.C. school district removes 4 books from reading list, citing racial equity

B.C. school district removes 4 books from reading list, citing racial equity

To Kill a Mockingbird among tomes pulled, but still available for ‘responsible’ use