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Tourism groups on either side of B.C. border call for U.S. tariff resolution
International Selkirk Loop represents about 350 members in the West Kootenay, northeastern Washington State, and north Idaho
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Extortion-focused B.C. safety forum draws concerned residents, politicians
'We have a public safety crisis in Surrey': Mayor Locke
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'We were lucky': Stranded hikers rescued from B.C.'s Cape Scott Provincial Park
Father and son who went hiking in the backcountry in Cape Scott Provincial Park share their story
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U.S. delays new B.C. border crossings in Fraser Valley
Comes after Trump administration fires project managers in cost-cutting campaign
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Teen discovers endangered snake near Hope
Toshiro "Andy" Baziuk discovers sharp-tailed snake in Boston Bar's forest
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Langara College flasher charged with exposing himself in Penticton
Christopher Kumar Ram has been charged with exposing himself, as well as resisting arrest
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B.C. fine-tuning short-term rentals as towns try to figure out what's best
Tofino opts back out of short-term rental rules, while Creston opts in
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B.C. Seniors Advocate wants province to do more to prevent elder abuse
Seniors Advocate Dan Levitt warns of elder abuse is on the rise
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RCMP cleared in case of man found dead in car at bottom of B.C. embankment
A Blewett man died in January after his car went over an embankment
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Small businesses near Nelson more vulnerable after 2024 wildfires
Policy analyst recommends business owners should be prepared for whatever emergencies their region could face
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