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Health officer, coroner condemn 'polarizing' rhetoric over B.C.'s safe drug supply

British Columbia health leaders will be reviewing the province's safe supply program and say the review will be based on data, not divisive politics.The announcement came...

Donnie Creek wildfire is now one of the largest recorded in B.C.'s history

A wildfire in northeastern B.C. has now burned an area close to the size of Metro Vancouver, while officials continue to closely monitor blazes across the...

Federal data forecasts grim wildfire season this summer

As hundreds of fires continue to burn across the country, officials with the federal government said this morning they're forecasting higher-than-normal fire activity across most of Canada...

High demand for B.C.'s new e-bike rebate program sends thousands to the wait list

British Columbians excited by the province's expanded rebate program to help them buy an e-bike needed to be quick if they wanted to claim their...

More than a thousand attend vigil for Madison Scott, B.C. woman whose remains were found after 12 years

More than 1,000 residents and community members came together Saturday night to remember Madison (Maddy) Scott in Vanderhoof, B.C.Scott was last seen on May 28, 2011...

Squamish Nation celebrates 100 years since it united 16 villages

The Squamish Nation is marking 100 years since 16 of its villages amalgamated to form one political body.With Indigenous History Month events taking place across...

New survey highlights British Columbians' love of the outdoors

A new survey found that seven out of 10 adult residents in British Columbia have participated in outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing or canoeing, in the...

Fire at Oakridge construction site sends black smoke billowing into Vancouver skies

Firefighters in Vancouver are investigating after a fire at a construction site in the Oakridge area sent a tower of black smoke into the skies...

Rudy Kelly confronts his personal history — and his father's legacy — in new podcast

To many, Rudy Kelly's dad was a great chief of the Tsimshian Nation. Everyone loved him. But did Rudy?In the new CBC British Columbia podcast,...

B.C. Ferries shifting sailings to ease summer traffic around Horseshoe Bay

B.C. Ferries is shifting resources so it can add a new sailing on the Tsawwassen-Duke Point run to ease congestion on the route between Horseshoe Bay...

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