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Shelters in the Lower Mainland are overwhelmed trying to keep up with demand
Local government is urging the province for funding
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How British Columbians can prepare their homes in the threat of wildfires
One program bans the sale of cedar hedges
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Rustad reflects on spring session as legislature breaks for the summer
Conservative leader John Rustad is in Cranbrook for the BC Cattlemen's Association AGM
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Preparing pets for disasters: Insights from B.C.'s emergency groups
One group recommends a 'Grab'n'Go' kit for your pets, animals
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Alberta man cycling across Canada for diabetes makes stop in Kelowna
'I really just wanted to bring Canada together'
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Building a more resilient community as B.C. prepares for 'The Big One'
John Halldorson knows the best way to keep people safe after an earthquake is to prepare communities beforehand.
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Heat, haze and hope: Interior B.C. adapts to smoky summers
Geography plays a big role in air quality during wildfires
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Retired nurse receives B.C.'s first robot-assisted hip replacement
Maureen Coutts received her new hip on April 24
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Coquihalla Hwy. expected to reopen Saturday evening following sinkhole repair
The northbound lanes will be closed until at least 5 p.m. Friday
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Recent sexual assault allegation not the first against Vernon Cadet Camp
Another former cadet who filed a lawsuit in 2023 says more safeguards needed to protect youth
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