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NATIONAL STORIES1 month ago
Why voters across Canada are heading back to the polls for upcoming federal byelections
Multiple federal byelections are scheduled across Canada after 13 MPs resigned following the 2025 election. Key details and riding deadlines inside.
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SPORTS1 month ago
Why the Edmonton Oilers Will Be Without Ryan Nugent-Hopkins Against Vancouver
Edmonton Oilers forward Ryan Nugent-Hopkins has been placed on injured reserve with a lower-body injury and will miss Thursday's game against Vancouver.
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NATIONAL STORIES1 month agoPacific Link Pipeline Receives National Interest Designation
Ottawa moves proposed West Coast oil pipeline into accelerated federal review By The Current News Desk | October 1, 2026 OTTAWA — A proposed pipeline carrying...
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1 month ago
Your Current 3 Day Forecast — October 1, 2026
Your Current 3 Day Environment Canada forecast for Kelowna, Vernon, Penticton, Summerland, Osoyoos, Princeton.
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SPORTS1 month agoWHL Talent Drives Nearly Half of All NHL Opening Night Rosters
The WHL accounts for 128 players on 2026-27 NHL Opening Night rosters, contributing to the CHL's 48 per cent overall share of the league.
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SPORTS1 month agoWhy Hockey Night in Canada’s Latest Chapter Brings PWHL Coverage to Saturday Evenings
CBC Radio-Canada announces PWHL broadcasts on Hockey Night in Canada starting Dec. 5, bringing women's professional hockey to Saturday night prime time.
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BC STORIES1 month agoBC Greens Pledge Free Childcare by 2031 and Introduce Victoria-Swan Lake Candidate
BC Green Party leader Emily Lowan promises $10-a-day childcare expansion and universal free care by 2031, announcing Carolyn Howe for Victoria-Swan Lake.
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OPINIONS1 month agoB.C.’s 93-Riding Scramble: Can the Parties Even Find Enough Candidates?
The writ has dropped, the clock is ticking, and before British Columbians decide who should govern, the parties have a more immediate problem: finding 93 people...
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HEALTH1 month agoA Potential New Path to Relief for Behavioral Symptoms of Autism
Research led by Julie Ouellette finds restoring endothelial cell function in the brain could help alleviate behavioral symptoms associated with autism.
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OPINIONS1 month agoOur frontline workers deserve safety, not empty promises on crime
Rising retail crime and violent attacks on B.C. grocery staff demand urgent action on repeat offenders to protect local workers and communities.
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