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Indigenous Affairs6 months ago
First Nation Launches Legal Battle to Halt Alberta Separation Petition
Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation seeks a court injunction to stop an Alberta separation petition, arguing treaty rights require First Nations' consent for secession.
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BC STORIES6 months ago
Systemic Failure or Bad Luck? BC Ferries Under Fire as Aging Fleet Triggers Holiday Chaos
BC Ferries faces intense criticism from unions and local leaders over aging vessels and reactive maintenance following a weekend of mass sailing cancellations.
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POLITICS6 months ago
Prime Minister Carney Urges Restraint as Trump Threatens Iranian Infrastructure with Total Destruction
Prime Minister Mark Carney calls for the protection of civilian infrastructure as President Trump issues a 'total destruction' threat against Iran.
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LOCAL6 months ago
B.C. Ferries Faces Operational Crisis as Fleet Failures Disrupt Easter Travel
B.C. Ferries struggles with an aging fleet as mechanical failures and steering issues disrupt travel during the busy Easter long weekend in British Columbia.
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Manitoba Stories6 months ago
Health Officials Guard Against ‘Super Spreader’ Potential at Brandon’s Royal Manitoba Winter Fair
Manitoba health officials set up a vaccination clinic at the Royal Manitoba Winter Fair to combat a measles surge that now exceeds the rest of Canada...
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Finance6 months ago
Conflict of Interest Concerns Mount as Finance Minister Recuses Himself from High-Speed Rail Decisions
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne recuses himself from the $90B high-speed rail project due to a personal connection with an Alto executive.
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BC STORIES6 months ago
Vandalism Spree Cripples Salvation Army Emergency Response in Kelowna
The Salvation Army in Kelowna faces a crisis after three emergency and community vehicles were vandalized, halting food reclamation and disaster response.
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BC STORIES6 months ago
Kelowna General Hospital Launches $2.5M Emergency Care Revitalization Project
Kelowna General Hospital Foundation launches a $2.5M campaign to redesign its ER, reduce wait times, and enhance patient safety at the busy BC facility.
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LOCAL6 months ago
Rising Property Crime in Kelowna Sparks Calls for Urgent Bail Reform
Kelowna property crime rose 6.4% in early 2025, leading Mayor Tom Dyas to demand federal bail reform to address the impact of chronic repeat offenders.
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LOCAL6 months ago
Kelowna Mayor Faces Backlash Over RCMP Funding Gap During Victoria Advocacy Trip
Kelowna Mayor Tom Dyas declines to ask for more RCMP funding in Victoria despite police warnings that the city needs 32 more officers to manage crime...
How West Kelowna Residents Can Explore Heartfulness Meditation and Community Peace
Unveiling event offers residents a first look at Kelowna’s future waterfront swim venue
Your Current 3 Day Forecast — September 20, 2026
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Opinion: John Rustad Has to Go
B.C. Supreme Court Grants Cowichan Tribes Title to Historic Richmond Lands and Fishing Rights
A Taste of Autumn: Fall Okanagan Wine Festival 2025
Vancouver Canucks Gear Up for a Make-or-Break 2025–26 Season
Kamloops Blazers Announce Off-Season Changes Ahead of 2025–26 Season
