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International students hit hard by food insecurity, suggests B.C. university
Some Vancouver Island University survey respondents say they dumpster-dive or steal to get food
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French company acquires long-running B.C. construction business
Peter Brothers Construction employs 140 people at 'peak season' and is headquartered in Penticton
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Active wildfire north of Fort Nelson re-closes Alaska Highway in B.C.'s far north
Road connecting Yukon to southern provinces was closed, then partially reopened, and then closed again
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B.C. hospital event shines a light on the dangers of concussions for kids
Concussions often go unreported due to a lack of public knowledge on brain injury
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B.C. sex abuse victim awarded $900K
'I have no hesitation in concluding that the childhood sexual abuse at the hands of the defendant is a significant cause of the psychiatric injuries she suffers,' the judge concluded
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B.C. opens 2nd involuntary care facility
Maple Ridge facility will hold 18 people in 2 homes, which follows the previous 10 announced at Surrey Pretrial
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Park reopens after Kelowna RCMP pull body from Okanagan Lake
The identity of the person has not been released
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Flooding erosion closes lane of highway 5, south of Valemount
Flooding and erosion have resulted in closures to a section of Highway 5, between Valemount and Blue River. Crews have been on scene of the incident since May 31, to repair and flag the road, and control traffic.
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Province commissions independent review of Community Living B.C.
Review follows conclusion of coroner's inquest into death of Florence Girard
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B.C. Premier David Eby stops in Japan on Asia trade mission
B.C. Assembly of First Nations regional chief bows out of trip, citing bills 14 and 15
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