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Thinking of a move to B.C.'s North? Kitimat remains most affordable place to live
Kitimat and Fort St. John most affordable communities in northern BC, 100 Mile and Smithers least affordable.
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Public opinion has little impact on Kootenay logging plan: biologist
Biologist Matt Casselman has filed a complaint with the Forest Practices Board against BC Timber Sales
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VIDEO: B.C. Catholics offer prayers for Pope Francis, who died Easter Monday
Parishioners 'saddened' at his passing at age 88
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B.C.'s popular Juan de Fuca Trail closed all summer due to 'extensive' storm damage
Day-use and backcountry areas will remain open at Mystic, East Sombrio, Botanical and China Beach
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'Some were defiant': Humanists celebrate a prayer free B.C.
Seven municipalities – Belcarra, Colwood, Delta, Parksville, Tumbler Ridge, West Kelowna, Vancouver –included prayer in its 2022 inaugural council meetings but have promised to uphold religious neutrality in the future
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Is your vote secure - online posts sow distrust in Canadian election
Voters with questions around how Canadian elections, and their vote, are kept secure, can hopefully be reassured by arming themselves with information
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High spirits, good vibes and a puff of smoke: B.C. capital lights up for 4/20
With roots in Northern California in the early 1970s, the event celebrates cannabis culture
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Irregularities cited as town fights petition trying to strip B.C. MLA of council seat
Several petitioners allegedly didn't consent to adding their names to the suit
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Low immunization rates 'like letting your kids walk in traffic': B.C. doctor
Immunizations for children at 65.6% in B.C. as of 2023, 95% desired for herd immunity
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Wear purple to support survivors: B.C.'s Prevention of Violence Against Women Week
Prevention of Violence Against Women Week spans from April 21-27 and the Purple for Prevention campaign is on April 24.
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