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BC STORIES2 months ago
Three Minors Plead Guilty to Manslaughter in Tragic Penticton Death
Three youth have pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the 2021 death of 22-year-old Taig Savage in Penticton, while Isaac Jack faces a 2027 trial.
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BC STORIES2 months ago
Why an Alberta Businessman Is Demanding the Return of His Range Rover and Cash After a Kelowna Traffic Stop
An Alberta man has filed a lawsuit against Kelowna RCMP officers, claiming an unlawful roadside search resulted in the seizure of $12,770 cash and a vehicle.
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BC STORIES2 months ago
What B.C.’s Expanding Deficit and Economic Shift Mean for You
B.C.'s projected deficit reaches a record $13.8 billion for 2026/27 as revenue errors, wildfire costs, and trade challenges affect the economy.
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BC STORIES2 months agoUncertain Eyewitness Testimony at Center of Final Arguments in 2021 Restaurant Shooting Trial
Closing arguments have concluded in the B.C. Supreme Court first-degree murder trial of Ronald Joseph Campbell regarding a 2021 Nanaimo shooting.
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BC STORIES2 months ago
How B.C.’s New $15-Million Funding Program Aims to Protect Local Communities From Wildfires
B.C. announces $15 million in 2027 FireSmart funding to help local governments and First Nations reduce wildfire risks. Applications open Oct. 1, 2026.
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BC STORIES2 months ago
Cross-Border Memorial at Peace Arch Marks 25th Anniversary of 9/11
Canadians and Americans gathered at South Surrey's Peace Arch for a 25th anniversary 9/11 memorial ceremony honouring victims and first responders.
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BC STORIES2 months ago
False Report of Home Intrusion Prompts Heavy Police Presence and School Closure in Kelowna
A major police response on DeHart Avenue in Kelowna and the closure of Central Secondary School ended after RCMP confirmed a reported break-in was a false...
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BC STORIES2 months agoWhy Soaring Diesel Costs Could Soon Raise Your Grocery Bills
Rising diesel prices linked to global conflicts and refinery maintenance in New Brunswick could soon drive up grocery bills for Canadian consumers.
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BC STORIES2 months ago
Why Canadians and Americans Are Gathering at the Border to Remember 9/11 Together
Hundreds gathered at the B.C.-Washington Peace Arch monument for the 25th 9/11 anniversary to honour first responders and showcase cross-border unity.
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BC STORIES2 months ago
BC Ferries’ Overseas Deal Costs $1.5 Billion in Economic Losses, Union Group Warns
Building four new BC Ferries in China will cost Canada $1.5B in lost GDP and 10,000 person-years of employment, a new union-commissioned report finds.
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