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WORLD3 weeks ago
Why Music Charts Are Drawing a Hard Line on Artificial Intelligence Tracks
Australia's ARIA is banning fully AI-generated tracks from official music charts and awards to protect human artists and ensure fair industry standards.
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BC STORIES3 weeks agoThe BC Conservatives Are Coming Apart, Again
The BC Conservatives Are Coming Apart, Again
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BC STORIES4 weeks ago
What Escalating Canada-U.S. Tariffs Mean for B.C. Jobs and Local Businesses
B.C. Premier David Eby backs retaliatory tariffs against the U.S. as business groups warn that 11,200 provincial jobs could be threatened by the trade dispute.
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BC STORIES4 weeks ago
B.C. Mass Murderer Remains Behind Bars as Parole Board Cites Elevated Reoffending Risk
The Parole Board of Canada has denied full parole for the fourth time to David Ennis, who killed six family members in Wells Gray Provincial Park...
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SPORTS4 weeks agoWhy the B.C. Lions Must Stay Focused After Winning Big Over Saskatchewan
Nathan Rourke threw for 355 yards as the B.C. Lions beat Saskatchewan 30-16. B.C. now turns its attention to an upcoming road matchup in Ottawa.
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BC STORIES4 weeks agoSocial Media Video Prompting Investigation Into Kelowna Uber Incident
Kelowna RCMP are investigating a Aug. 22 downtown incident involving an Uber driver and two pedestrians after video surfaced on social media.
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POLITICS4 weeks agoThey have proven they can win votes. Kerry-Lynne Findlay now has to prove they can govern.
Chad Dashly shares a conservative perspective on fiscal restraint, local enterprise, and why community-led solutions beat distant bureaucracy.
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BC STORIES4 weeks ago
Abbotsford-Mission Riding President Quits Over Leader’s Shift to Far Right
Abbotsford-Mission riding president Randy Hawes resigned from the B.C. Conservatives, citing leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay's move toward the far right.
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LOCAL4 weeks ago
Why B.C. Needs a Common-Sense Wildfire Plan, According to Kelowna-Mission MLA Gavin Dew
Kelowna-Mission MLA Gavin Dew calls for increased B.C. wildfire prevention, active forest management, and tech investment to reduce disastrous emissions.
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BC STORIES4 weeks ago
What Trade Breakdown Means for Canada as Carney Vows Retaliatory Tariffs
Prime Minister Mark Carney rejects U.S. trade offer, triggering 50 per cent tariffs. Canada vows retaliatory levies starting Sept. 8 as leaders react.
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