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Abbotsford ranked as the B.C. city most vulnerable to Trump tariffs

Abbotsford ranked as the B.C. city most vulnerable to Trump tariffs

Canadian Chamber analysis ranks Abbotsford-Mission CMA is 15th-most exposed region in the country
B.C. launching East Kootenay deer cull to collect chronic wasting disease samples

B.C. launching East Kootenay deer cull to collect chronic wasting disease samples

Province to test samples from 100 urban deer in Cranbrook, Kimberley starting Feb. 18
Nanaimo driver charged in fatal hit-and-run of 90-year-old last year

Nanaimo driver charged in fatal hit-and-run of 90-year-old last year

Justin Nicholls charged with failing to stop after an accident causing death
B.C. RCMP trio want recusal of conduct board over ‘disparaging’ email

B.C. RCMP trio want recusal of conduct board over ‘disparaging’ email

Code of conduct hearing began today for Coquitlam RCMP trio over private chat comments
Nanaimo drug trafficker loses appeal of 10 drugs and weapons convictions

Nanaimo drug trafficker loses appeal of 10 drugs and weapons convictions

Justin Donovan argued he wasn't given a fair trial and his drug convictions were inconsistent
'Misleading' social media post disrupts Vancouver Island police standoff

'Misleading' social media post disrupts Vancouver Island police standoff

RCMP says post wrongly said incident was over after man barricaded himself inside a Langford mobile home
X under fire: Island councils arming for 'trade war' with balance

X under fire: Island councils arming for 'trade war' with balance

Local governments promote Canadian-made, local goods and services
Canada recognizes Aboriginal title over B.C.’s Haida Gwaii

Canada recognizes Aboriginal title over B.C.’s Haida Gwaii

Historic deal set to reset federal relationship with area First Nations in a ‘very meaningful way’
PHOTOS: Hundreds march in Victoria in memory of Canada’s ‘stolen sisters’

PHOTOS: Hundreds march in Victoria in memory of Canada’s ‘stolen sisters’

The event is in remembrance of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and 2SLGBTQIA+ people
U.S. tariffs loom over new session of B.C. legislature starting Tuesday

U.S. tariffs loom over new session of B.C. legislature starting Tuesday

The first session of B.C.'s 43rd Parliament opens Tuesday (Feb. 18) with traditional rituals like the Speech from the Throne.