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BC STORIES4 weeks ago
What the Canada-U.S. Trade Breakout Means for B.C. Consumers and Businesses
B.C. Premier David Eby and PM Mark Carney respond as Canada-U.S. trade talks collapse, triggering dollar-for-dollar retaliatory tariffs after Labour Day.
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BC STORIES4 weeks agoThunderstorms Leave Four Out-of-Control Wildfires Burning Near Tulameen
Four out-of-control wildfires are burning near Tulameen between the Coquihalla, Highway 3, and Highway 5A following weekend lightning storms in B.C.
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BC STORIES4 weeks ago
Road Closure in Prince George Following Fatal Emergency Plane Landing
One person is dead and Foothills Boulevard in Prince George is closed after a plane made an emergency landing and collided with vehicles Thursday afternoon.
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COMMUNITY4 weeks ago
Why a Familiar Kelowna Voice and Castanet Reporter Is Reflecting on a 50-Year Career
Castanet reporter Wayne Moore retires after nearly 50 years in BC media, reflecting on his broadcasting career, community news work, and sports coverage.
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BC STORIES4 weeks ago
Shift toward populist direction fuels tension and departures in B.C. Conservative Party
B.C. Conservative president Aisha Estey resigns amid caucus friction, executive turnover, and debate over bringing Independent MLAs back into the fold.
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NATIONAL STORIES4 weeks agoCarney’s Exit From U.S. Trade Talks Leaves Canadian Exporters Facing 50% Duties
U.S. tariffs of 50% hit $28B in Canadian exports as Prime Minister Mark Carney suspends trade negotiations, impacting electronics, wood, and plastics.
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BC STORIES1 month agoA 1970 Orca Escape Led to 13 Wild Calves — Now an Author Is Searching for the Person Who Freed Them
Author Grant Lawrence searches for the mystery scientist who freed two captive orcas from Pedder Bay in 1970, sparking a wild population revival.
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COMMUNITY1 month agoWhy Okanagan Residents Are Being Urged to Rethink Water Use and Waste as Droughts Worsen
Climate change and rising temperatures disrupt the Okanagan water cycle, causing severe drought and threatening aquatic ecosystems and salmon populations.
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COMMUNITY1 month agoWhy Are we Being Urged to Rethink Water Use and Waste as Droughts Worsen
Climate change and rising temperatures disrupt the Okanagan water cycle, causing severe drought and threatening aquatic ecosystems and salmon populations.
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OPINIONS1 month agoCanada’s Conservative Influencers Are Fighting for the Future of the Movement
By Chad Dashly | The Current Politics has always been a battle of ideas. Increasingly, however, it is becoming a battle between personalities, platforms and competing...
Your Current 3 Day Forecast — September 20, 2026
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