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BC STORIES1 year agoHazardous Air and Record September Heat Grip Metro Vancouver
Metro Vancouver is currently grappling with alarmingly poor air quality due to thick smoke from wildfires raging across British Columbia. The Air Quality Health Index has...
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BC STORIES1 year agoTragedy at Hollow Water First Nation: Mass Stabbing Shakes Manitoba Community
A mass stabbing in the Hollow Water First Nation in Manitoba has stunned the nation. On September 4, 2025, a 26-year-old man fatally stabbed his 18-year-old...
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LOCAL1 year agoOver 3,000 New Student Seats Opening in BC Schools
As the new school year begins, British Columbia is welcoming more than 3,000 new student seats across the province, with even more under construction to accommodate...
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BC STORIES1 year agoWeyerhaeuser Completes Sale of Princeton, B.C., Lumber Mill to Gorman Group
On September 2, 2025, Weyerhaeuser Company announced the completion of its sale of the lumber mill located in Princeton, British Columbia, to the family-owned Gorman Group....
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LOCAL1 year agoKamloops Plans Four Reverse Referendums for Major Projects
The City of Kamloops is preparing to launch four Alternative Approval Processes (AAPs), commonly known as reverse referendums, this fall to secure borrowing approval for several...
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LOCAL1 year agoUnderstanding Reverse Referendums in Kamloops
A reverse referendum—formally known as an Alternative Approval Process (AAP)—is a tool that allows municipal governments to seek approval for certain actions, such as borrowing money...
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LOCAL1 year agoKamloops Prepares Four Reverse Referendums on $188M in Major Projects
The City of Kamloops is preparing to initiate four separate Alternative Approval Processes (AAPs), also known as reverse referendums, this fall to authorize borrowing for a...
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LOCAL1 year agoSouthern B.C. Heat Wave Breaks—Kamloops Welcomes Cooler Weather
After several days of soaring temperatures across southern British Columbia, including record-setting heat in parts of the province, relief is finally arriving—with Kamloops experiencing a welcome...
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BC STORIES1 year agoCanada Post Labour Tensions Touch BC Communities
Labour tensions between Canada Post and its employees have escalated after postal workers in British Columbia rejected the latest settlement offers from management. The breakdown in negotiations has...
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BC STORIES1 year agoProvince to Appeal Cowichan Tribes Land Decision
Victoria — The Government of British Columbia, through Attorney General Niki Sharma, has announced its strong opposition to a recent B.C. Supreme Court decision in Cowichan...
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