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NATIONAL STORIES2 months ago
Thunder Bay Alstom Plant to Build 313 New Via Rail Cars in $4.7B Federal Deal
Ottawa announces a $4.7B contract for 313 new Via Rail cars built at Thunder Bay's Alstom plant, creating 700 jobs to replace 77-year-old equipment.
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BC STORIES2 months agoWhy Neither Incumbency Nor Fresh Faces Alone Guarantee Effective Municipal Leadership
Ashley Bilodeau outlines how voters can evaluate incumbents and new candidates based on judgment and preparation ahead of the October municipal election.
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BC STORIES2 months ago
B.C. Conservative Caucus Shrinks Further as Scott McInnis Departs
Columbia River-Revelstoke MLA Scott McInnis resigns from the B.C. Conservative caucus to sit as an Independent, citing party concerns under leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay.
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COMMUNITY2 months ago
Why Nanaimo Residents May See a Future RCMP Police Dog Around Town
Four-month-old German shepherd puppy Basko has arrived in Nanaimo to begin one to two years of RCMP police dog training following a proud family lineage.
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BC STORIES2 months ago
Why BC Lions Fullback Jacob Bond Is Facing a Two-Game Suspension
BC Lions fullback Jacob Bond receives a two-game CFL suspension after testing positive for a prohibited stimulant used to treat ADHD.
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BC STORIES2 months agoWhat Drivers West of Revelstoke Need to Know After Highway 1 Reopens
The Trans-Canada Highway west of Revelstoke has reopened following a vehicle incident on Aug. 31 that halted traffic for over two hours.
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BC STORIES2 months ago
Why the RCMP is stepping into allegations surrounding B.C.’s Conservative leader
RCMP officers will interview MLA Ian Paton regarding allegations that B.C. Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay offered a paid job for his seat.
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LOCAL2 months agoWhy Kelowna City Council Is Calling to Close a Downtown Consumption Site
Kelowna Mayor Tom Dyas asks Health Canada to deny the 2027 renewal for a downtown supervised consumption site, citing thousands of emergency calls and safety concerns.
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COMMUNITY2 months agoWhy Are Delicious, Easy Foods Left Off Our Weekly Dinner Plates?
Editor Philip Wolf questions why favorites like corn on the cob and Brussels sprouts rarely join weekly meal rotations, encouraging readers to share.
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OPINIONS2 months agoAmerica Was Given a Republic. Now It Has to Prove It Can Keep It.
By Chad Dashly | The Current Benjamin Franklin supposedly walked out of the Constitutional Convention in 1787 and was asked what kind of government the founders...
Kelowna Centre may have a new MLA by Friday
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AI Stocks Tumble as U.S. Midterm Elections Send Shockwaves Through Global Markets
Canada to Deny Visas to Russian Hockey Players for 2027 World Juniors
Quebec Suspect Arrested and Extradited in Fatal Highway 97 Hit-and-Run Investigation
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
