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The new properties under evacuation order include Loon Lake and properties on Highway 97 from Loon Lake Road to past Scottie Creek Road. -
Grinder, one of two beloved grizzly bears on Grouse Mountain, dies
Grinder, a massive grizzly bear who was adopted as a cub after being orphaned, and fascinated locals and tourists alike on Grouse Mountain, has died. -
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Grinder, the Grouse Mountain grizzly bear, dies
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Recovering sunken B.C. charter must be done carefully to preserve evidence: RCMP
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Fort St. John man fined for dumping used oil into local creek
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Evacuation orders expanded around Clinton as over 100 B.C. wildfires continue to burn
More than 30 evacuation orders are in place across British Columbia, where about 125 wildfires continue to burn.
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B.C. roadside attractions go head-to-head in summer bracket
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Feds announce $4M in new funding supports for Tumbler Ridge after mass shooting
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Missing B.C. hiker found dead in southwestern Alberta
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Outrage grows as northern B.C. lacrosse team barred from provincial championship
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Possible WestJet strike has Kelowna travellers worried about their plans
WestJet has also begun preparing for a possible disruption by grounding some aircraft to avoid stranding additional passengers and planes.
-
Sections of B.C.’s involuntary care rules found unconstitutional
Lawyer Ravi Hira says what now has to change is what happens after admission and when treatment can be provided without consent.
-
Nanaimo bar owner says she is fed up with city’s crime after daughter’s car targeted
Last month, Sonia Komen's bar hosted B.C.'s public safety minister for the first of a string of government announcements about a $12 million program targeting chronic offenders.
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Missing B.C. hiker found dead in Alberta national park
Parks Canada said they received a report on July 23 that Bob Toothill, who was travelling the Great Divide Trail between Waterton Lakes National Park and Coleman, AB, was missing.
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Loon Lake area evacuation order extends to nearly 1,500 properties due to Pear Lake fire
The new properties under evacuation order include Loon Lake and properties on Highway 97 from Loon Lake Road to past Scottie Creek Road.
-
Grinder, one of two beloved grizzly bears on Grouse Mountain, dies
Grinder, a massive grizzly bear who was adopted as a cub after being orphaned, and fascinated locals and tourists alike on Grouse Mountain, has died.
-
B.C. firefighters face critical days as dry fuels and winds increase fire risks
A cold front with gusty winds could bring extreme fire behaviour in areas where British Columbia communities are threatened by wildfires.
-
Kelowna artist uses centuries-old technique to explore today’s challenges
Using encaustic, a technique that combines heated beeswax, and tree sap, Angela Hansen is creating a new exhibit inspired by the changing world around her.
-
Richmond homeless encampment now deemed ‘hazardous site’ after fire
There are two growing homeless encampments off Highway 99 in Richmond, on either side of the highway, with one of them sitting atop a jet fuel pipeline.
-
Creditors file suit against Port Moody condo development, say more than $100M owed
The Portwood Project is described as a '23-acre green-focused community positioned squarely in the pulse of vibrant Port Moody.'
-
Grinder, the Grouse Mountain grizzly bear, dies
Grinder was a 25-year-old grizzly from Invermere, B.C., found as an orphaned cub on a logging road in 2001 before being taken to the Grouse Mountain Wildlife Refuge.
-
Recovering sunken B.C. charter must be done carefully to preserve evidence: RCMP
Mounties say raising a sunken fishing charter in the Straight of Georgia near Richmond, B.C., where six people are presumed drowned, needs to be done carefully as the vessel is co…
-
Fort St. John man fined for dumping used oil into local creek
The Charlie Lake Fire Department had reported the oil discharge in May 2024, according to the Peace River Regional District, noting that up to 3,000 metres of shoreline had been a…
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Evacuation orders expanded around Clinton as over 100 B.C. wildfires continue to burn
More than 30 evacuation orders are in place across British Columbia, where about 125 wildfires continue to burn.
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B.C. roadside attractions go head-to-head in summer bracket
The Search for B.C.'s Best Roadside Attraction runs Aug. 3 to 31 to find the province's most iconic road landmark. Four of the entrants feature geological wonders, fantastic fruit…
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Feds announce $4M in new funding supports for Tumbler Ridge after mass shooting
The federal government is providing more than $4 million in funding to support people affected by the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., in February.
-
Missing B.C. hiker found dead in southwestern Alberta
Pincher Creek RCMP say a hiker reported missing earlier this month was found dead Thursday afternoon.
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Outrage grows as northern B.C. lacrosse team barred from provincial championship
A Prince George lacrosse team was denied participation in the Tier 1 Provincial Championships after the B.C. Lacrosse Association said it would not let teams who don't belong to a…
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Woman missing from Shambhala music festival found safe, family and RCMP say
In a statement sent to CBC News, her family thanked everyone who had supported them, including through financial donations, which they said were used to cover travel costs with th…
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Masih Sabet has taught over 1,000 students for free in Richmond since 2017. His lessons are now more important than ever as the federal government ends funding for intermediate la…
Castanet + Global News + CBC
-
Possible WestJet strike has Kelowna travellers worried about their plans
WestJet has also begun preparing for a possible disruption by grounding some aircraft to avoid stranding additional passengers and planes.
-
Sections of B.C.’s involuntary care rules found unconstitutional
Lawyer Ravi Hira says what now has to change is what happens after admission and when treatment can be provided without consent.
-
Nanaimo bar owner says she is fed up with city’s crime after daughter’s car targeted
Last month, Sonia Komen's bar hosted B.C.'s public safety minister for the first of a string of government announcements about a $12 million program targeting chronic offenders.
-
Missing B.C. hiker found dead in Alberta national park
Parks Canada said they received a report on July 23 that Bob Toothill, who was travelling the Great Divide Trail between Waterton Lakes National Park and Coleman, AB, was missing.
-
Loon Lake area evacuation order extends to nearly 1,500 properties due to Pear Lake fire
The new properties under evacuation order include Loon Lake and properties on Highway 97 from Loon Lake Road to past Scottie Creek Road.
-
Grinder, one of two beloved grizzly bears on Grouse Mountain, dies
Grinder, a massive grizzly bear who was adopted as a cub after being orphaned, and fascinated locals and tourists alike on Grouse Mountain, has died.
-
B.C. firefighters face critical days as dry fuels and winds increase fire risks
A cold front with gusty winds could bring extreme fire behaviour in areas where British Columbia communities are threatened by wildfires.
-
Kelowna artist uses centuries-old technique to explore today’s challenges
Using encaustic, a technique that combines heated beeswax, and tree sap, Angela Hansen is creating a new exhibit inspired by the changing world around her.
-
Richmond homeless encampment now deemed ‘hazardous site’ after fire
There are two growing homeless encampments off Highway 99 in Richmond, on either side of the highway, with one of them sitting atop a jet fuel pipeline.
-
Creditors file suit against Port Moody condo development, say more than $100M owed
The Portwood Project is described as a '23-acre green-focused community positioned squarely in the pulse of vibrant Port Moody.'
-
Grinder, the Grouse Mountain grizzly bear, dies
Grinder was a 25-year-old grizzly from Invermere, B.C., found as an orphaned cub on a logging road in 2001 before being taken to the Grouse Mountain Wildlife Refuge.
-
Recovering sunken B.C. charter must be done carefully to preserve evidence: RCMP
Mounties say raising a sunken fishing charter in the Straight of Georgia near Richmond, B.C., where six people are presumed drowned, needs to be done carefully as the vessel is co…
-
Fort St. John man fined for dumping used oil into local creek
The Charlie Lake Fire Department had reported the oil discharge in May 2024, according to the Peace River Regional District, noting that up to 3,000 metres of shoreline had been a…
-
Evacuation orders expanded around Clinton as over 100 B.C. wildfires continue to burn
More than 30 evacuation orders are in place across British Columbia, where about 125 wildfires continue to burn.
-
B.C. roadside attractions go head-to-head in summer bracket
The Search for B.C.'s Best Roadside Attraction runs Aug. 3 to 31 to find the province's most iconic road landmark. Four of the entrants feature geological wonders, fantastic fruit…
-
Feds announce $4M in new funding supports for Tumbler Ridge after mass shooting
The federal government is providing more than $4 million in funding to support people affected by the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., in February.
-
Missing B.C. hiker found dead in southwestern Alberta
Pincher Creek RCMP say a hiker reported missing earlier this month was found dead Thursday afternoon.
-
Outrage grows as northern B.C. lacrosse team barred from provincial championship
A Prince George lacrosse team was denied participation in the Tier 1 Provincial Championships after the B.C. Lacrosse Association said it would not let teams who don't belong to a…
-
Woman missing from Shambhala music festival found safe, family and RCMP say
In a statement sent to CBC News, her family thanked everyone who had supported them, including through financial donations, which they said were used to cover travel costs with th…
-
Over 1,000 students later, Richmond man still teaching English for free as feds cut lessons
Masih Sabet has taught over 1,000 students for free in Richmond since 2017. His lessons are now more important than ever as the federal government ends funding for intermediate la…