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B.C. residents, businesses shift buying habits in response to U.S. tariffs

B.C. residents, businesses shift buying habits in response to U.S. tariffs

Many are opting to purchase local and Canadian goods instead of American alternatives
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Cracked B.C. water slide, communication gaps led to multiple injuries: Report

Cracked B.C. water slide, communication gaps led to multiple injuries: Report

Several people hurt at Bridal Falls Waterpark in July 2024, including 11-year-old with major leg laceration
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'We're going to fight': B.C. premier takes aim at U.S. tariffs

'We're going to fight': B.C. premier takes aim at U.S. tariffs

Liquor from 'red' states off B.C. shelves effective immediately: Premier David Eby
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B.C.'s water-ravaged Golden Ears park expected to start re-opening access soon

B.C.'s water-ravaged Golden Ears park expected to start re-opening access soon

Ministry of Environment and Parks hopeful campgrounds to open for the spring
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Angel Flight connecting sick Kootenay kids to doctors as demand rises

Angel Flight connecting sick Kootenay kids to doctors as demand rises

Volunteer operation flying sick children from B.C.'s southeast to medical treatment in Kelowna
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B.C. is Burning: wildfire crisis sparks creation of film focused on solutions

B.C. is Burning: wildfire crisis sparks creation of film focused on solutions

Kelowna man who lost house and retired Vernon forester team up to explore forest management solutions in the project B.C. Is Burning
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Kelowna councillor learns of grandfather’s service legacy in India

Kelowna councillor learns of grandfather’s service legacy in India

'His name stands as testimony to his dedication'
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Victoria ceremony ensures Canadians killed in Afghanistan are not forgotten

Victoria ceremony ensures Canadians killed in Afghanistan are not forgotten

The event to commemorate the end of Canada’s mission in Afghanistan is March 12
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B.C. groups demand religious groups prove public benefit to get tax breaks

B.C. groups demand religious groups prove public benefit to get tax breaks

'Public funds should not be used to support institutions that exclude or marginalize individuals based on their identity or beliefs'
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'Secwèpemc and settler' artist receives president's award from former alma mater

'Secwèpemc and settler' artist receives president's award from former alma mater

'…there was a lot of activity on campus in music and art, in activism and in Indigenous rights, and I found my voice through those spaces'
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