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More than words: B.C. female leaders speak up about online misogyny
Rise in online hate and abuse is making itself felt despite gains women have made in some spaces
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Permanent switch to daylight saving time a bad move for B.C.: professor
Daylight savings time will commence on Sunday, March 9 at 2 a.m.
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$3.7B coming to B.C. as resolution reached in 28-year tobacco court battle
$32.B will be shared across the country in what the B.C. attorney general called the largest settlement in Canadian history
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Travel-related measles case reported in Lower Mainland
Public may have been exposed at Royal Columbian emergency room, Fraser Health says
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B.C. police officer dies on duty after medical emergency
Saanich PD Chief Dean Duthie says peer support teams are supporting the officer's family and department staff
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Commercial trucks driving through B.C. to Alaska could pay for the privilege: Eby
Move follows province's initial response of removing Red state liquor from B.C. Liquor Store shelves
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Free diabetes medication, menopausal hormone therapy coming to B.C.
The province and the federal government have officially signed an agreement to make diabetes medication and hormone replacement therapy for menopause free within the next year.
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'Obviously a bully': Kelowna panel weighs in on Trump tariffs
A six-member panel from several industries discussed the impact of tariffs on Canada
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'Our economy is built to withstand': B.C. offers tariff reassurance
Finance Minister Brenda Bailey addressed Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce after releasing provincial budget
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Okanagan fruit growers to be hit by impact of tariffs on both sides of trade war
Farmers likely first to feel the impact of tariffs as they rely on American fruit buyers and U.S.-made fertilizer, pesticides
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