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BC STORIES10 months ago
Financial Woes Snuff Out Vancouver’s Iconic Fireworks Festival
Source: Vancouver’s iconic, three-decade-old fireworks festival cancelled due to finances Key Takeaways Vancouver’s beloved waterfront fireworks festival, a fixture for over three decades, has been indefinitely...
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BC STORIES10 months agoBC Money Laundering Case Leads to 18-Month Jail Sentence
BC Money Laundering Case Results in Rare 18-Month Jail Sentence A landmark BC money laundering case has resulted in an 18-month jail sentence for Richmond resident...
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BC STORIES10 months agoLook West Economic Strategy Aims to Transform B.C.’s Future
B.C. Launches “Look West” Economic Strategy to Drive Long-Term Growth The Province of British Columbia has unveiled its ambitious Look West economic strategy, a decade-long plan...
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BC STORIES10 months agoInvasive Golden Mussel Emerges as New Threat to B.C. Waterways
A newly identified invasive species—known as the golden mussel—is raising fresh concerns for the health and stability of British Columbia’s aquatic ecosystems, particularly the Okanagan watershed....
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BC STORIES10 months agoComment: Heritage buildings disappear with no warning
Heritage Buildings in Canada Face Unforeseen Demolition Heritage Buildings in Canada Face Unforeseen Demolition The sudden disappearance of heritage structures raises concerns about preservation efforts. Questions...
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BC STORIES10 months agoCowichan Tribes seeks federal help to deal with mountain of waste
Cowichan Tribes Seeks Federal Help to Deal with Mountain of Waste Cowichan Tribes Requests Federal Assistance for Waste Management The Cowichan Tribes are seeking federal support...
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BC STORIES10 months agoRemembrance Day in British Columbia: Honoring Veterans and Unity
Across British Columbia, communities gathered on November 11, 2025, to commemorate Remembrance Day — a solemn national event that honor’s Canadian veterans and those who gave...
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BC STORIES11 months agoA complicated campaign
A Complicated Campaign: Remembering the Fallen Remembering the Fallen: The Legacy of the 90th Winnipeg Battalion As Remembrance Day approaches, the sacrifices of the 90th Winnipeg...
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BC STORIES11 months agoFace reality and take your breakup seriously
Face Reality and Take Your Breakup Seriously Navigating Post-Separation Challenges: A Candid Reflection A father shares his experience of co-parenting after a recent breakup. Summary: A...
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BC STORIES11 months agoMass Cull of Ostriches Completed at B.C. Farm
CFIA Completes Ostrich Cull at B.C. Farm Amid Avian Flu Concerns The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has confirmed the completion of a mass cull involving...
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