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Crime3 months ago

Kyiv Supermarket Siege: Six Dead After Gunman’s Violent Rampage Through Capital

Six people were killed in Kyiv after a gunman went on a shooting spree and took hostages in a supermarket. Police neutralized the shooter after negotiations...
Health3 months ago

Kitimat LNG Flaring Sparks Local Health Fears Amid Economic Boom

Massive gas flaring at Kitimat's LNG Canada terminal sparks health concerns and regulatory scrutiny despite promises of long-term economic growth.
BCNEWS3 months ago

BC Conservative Leadership Race: 24 Hours to Go

High-stakes leadership contest enters its final hours 24 Hours to Go: The BC Conservative Leadership Race Hits the Final Hour Key Takeaways The Deep Dive There...
business3 months ago

Prime Minister Carney Unveils $1 Trillion Investment Summit to Combat Decadelong Capital Flight

Prime Minister Mark Carney announces the Canada Investment Summit in Toronto, aiming to attract $1 trillion in investment to reverse a decade of capital flight.

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Invasive Golden Mussel Emerges as New Threat to B.C. Waterways

B.C. Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal for Ostriches Facing Euthanasia

British Columbia Tightens Rules on AI Data Centres and Bans New Crypto Mining Projects

Trending

AL Pitching Staff Crafts Historic Shutout in Dominant MLB All-Star Performance

End of the Yzerman Era: Red Wings GM Steps Down Amid Front Office Shakeup

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Offloads Star Island Mansion for $55 Million Amid Legal Fallout

2026 World Cup Final Lineups Revealed: Spain Stands Firm While Argentina Tinkers

Global Energy Markets Brace as Iran Threatens Trade Routes Amid US Military Strikes

CFIA Confirms Ostrich Death at Quarantined BC Farm

BC Expands Provincial Nominee Program with New Invitations

LNG Canada Pushes Ahead with Train 2 Startup Despite Setbacks

Vancouver Gears Up for 2025 VIFF: What to Expect & Where to Go

Poilievre Demands Federal Pushback After Cowichan Land Title Ruling

First Nations Push for Greater Control Over National Parks

Canada Post Workers Launch Strike Over End of Door-to-Door Delivery

Canada Declares Lawrence Bishnoi Gang a Terrorist Entity

Rustad Proposes to Eliminate Metro Vancouver Regional Government

Giants’ Season Kicks Off with Drama, Growth, and Room to Improve

Local

Cross-Border Smoke Crisis: Canada Issues Alerts as U.S. Wildfire Pollution Drifts North

Gordie Howe Bridge Set for July 27 Launch Following Major U.S.-Canada Revenue Renegotiation

Remembering Tommy Hunter: Canada’s ‘Country Music Czar’ Dies at 89

Major Arrest in Edmonton Traffic Stop Unravels Multi-National Extortion Network

BC News

Highway 1 Reopens in Fraser Canyon Amid Ongoing Battle with Twin Out-of-Control Wildfires

Tragedy off Roberts Bank: Rescue Victim Dies as Recovery Efforts for Six Missing Boaters Continue

National Roundup: Alberta Proposes New B.C. Pipeline Amid Tribal Tensions and Stampede Kickoff

Tragedy at Sea: Former Owner Identifies Sunken Vessel as Inquiry Deepens

Unfreezing the Market: Carney and Eby Unveil $3.2B Housing and Transit Package

Tragedy at Skeleton Bridge: Brazilian Authorities Investigate Fatal Rope Jump Error

Sports

Blue Jays Legend Duane Ward Passes Away at 62 After Championship Reunion

2026 World Cup Final Lineups Revealed: Spain Stands Firm While Argentina Tinkers

AL Pitching Staff Crafts Historic Shutout in Dominant MLB All-Star Performance

End of the Yzerman Era: Red Wings GM Steps Down Amid Front Office Shakeup

Politics

Mayor Olivia Chow Targets Big Tech Pricing Tactics at Toronto Grocery Stores

Canada Offered to Double Oil Exports to U.S. in Failed Trade Negotiations, Hoekstra Reveals

Former Tourism Minister Stan Cho Under Fire for $100,000 in Riding Association Expenses

Global Energy Markets Brace as Iran Threatens Trade Routes Amid US Military Strikes

Bank of Canada Holds Rates Steady at 2.25% Amid Geopolitical Oil Volatility

Global Energy Markets Brace as Iran Threatens Trade Routes Amid US Military Strikes

Opinions

The Establishment vs. The Grassroots: What the Teneycke-Russo Fight Says About Conservatism Today. Conservatives can be a Cantankerous Bunch.

Four Weeks Later: The BC Conservatives Have a Leader. Now They Need a Plan.

Canada—and British Columbia especially—feels like it’s standing at a crossroads.

Elliott Leads, but the Real BC Conservative Race Starts in the Transfer Rounds

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Kyiv Supermarket Siege: Six Dead After Gunman’s Violent Rampage Through Capital

Kitimat LNG Flaring Sparks Local Health Fears Amid Economic Boom

BC Conservative Leadership Race: 24 Hours to Go

Prime Minister Carney Unveils $1 Trillion Investment Summit to Combat Decadelong Capital Flight

B.C. Wildfire Service Braces for ‘Significant Weather Day’ as Heatwave Peaks

Investigation Underway Following Fatality at Historic Okanagan Lake Swim Event

RCMP Investigate String of Suspicious Fires in West Kelowna Neighborhood

Strategic Pivot: Canada Joins Global Sixth-Generation Stealth Fighter Program Amid U.S. Trade Tensions

Mayor Olivia Chow Targets Big Tech Pricing Tactics at Toronto Grocery Stores

Canada Offered to Double Oil Exports to U.S. in Failed Trade Negotiations, Hoekstra Reveals

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

BC Ferries Sparks Outcry Over Contract with Chinese Shipyard