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Queen’s counsel no more, B.C.’s best lawyers have a new distinction

Queen’s counsel no more, B.C.’s best lawyers have a new distinction

King’s counsel (KC) replaces QC for lawyers recognized by their peers for exceptional merit
B.C. flood risk enters period of stabilization, but more snowmelt anticipated

B.C. flood risk enters period of stabilization, but more snowmelt anticipated

Provincial river forecast centre downgrading flood warnings to flood advisories
Unlucky 13: Man arrested Monday morning in Victoria has already been arrested 12 times this year

Unlucky 13: Man arrested Monday morning in Victoria has already been arrested 12 times this year

Described as ‘relatively new to Victoria,’ suspect has had 44 police contacts already this year
Island Indigenous youth suicide prevention initiative rooted in cultural practices

Island Indigenous youth suicide prevention initiative rooted in cultural practices

Finding healing with knowledge and sharing
Pilot program for temporary agricultural workers extended after rocky pandemic start

Pilot program for temporary agricultural workers extended after rocky pandemic start

Two-year extension aimed to address labour shortages in the harvesting and livestock industry
Carson Crimeni’s killer pleads guilty to manslaughter

Carson Crimeni’s killer pleads guilty to manslaughter

Langley boy was 14 when he died in a park in Walnut Grove
Fire on the landscape: ʔaq̓am prescribed burn puts Ktunaxa knowledge into practice

Fire on the landscape: ʔaq̓am prescribed burn puts Ktunaxa knowledge into practice

Prescribed burn covers over 1.200 hectares of traditional Ktunaxa territory north of Cranbrook
‘Persona non grata:’ Canada expelling Chinese diplomat after threats to Tory MP

‘Persona non grata:’ Canada expelling Chinese diplomat after threats to Tory MP

‘We will not tolerate any form of foreign interference in our internal affairs’
RCMP looking for information on missing Cowichan man

RCMP looking for information on missing Cowichan man

Joseph Alexander Smith last seen on May 2 in Duncan
Kootenay Lake ferry completion pushed back to late 2024, service begins 2025

Kootenay Lake ferry completion pushed back to late 2024, service begins 2025

But the $63-million budget stays the same, says province