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MELTDOWN: West Kootenay wildlife rely on a disappearing snowpack

MELTDOWN: West Kootenay wildlife rely on a disappearing snowpack

Snow is a means of survival for some species
B.C. investing $156M into rural health worker recruiting and retention

B.C. investing $156M into rural health worker recruiting and retention

Audiologists, dietitians, lab technologists and radiation therapists among the fields targeted
Quesnel censures mayor in wake of residential school book controversy

Quesnel censures mayor in wake of residential school book controversy

Council disciplined the mayor for jeopardizing their relationship with Indigenous communities
Trio of B.C. camps join growing wave of pro-Palestine university protests

Trio of B.C. camps join growing wave of pro-Palestine university protests

Camps set up at UBC, UVic and VIU demanding change in relationship with Israel
B.C.’s auditor-general to investigate Lytton’s stalled recovery from 2021 fire

B.C.’s auditor-general to investigate Lytton’s stalled recovery from 2021 fire

Michael Pickup announced the investigation Wednesday May 1 as three-year-anniversary approaches
New portal expected to help B.C. evacuees find accomodations faster

New portal expected to help B.C. evacuees find accomodations faster

System launching in June will provide emergency staff with live information on room availability
London Drugs phones back, stores still closed after cybersecurity incident

London Drugs phones back, stores still closed after cybersecurity incident

Canada Post offices inside London Drugs stores are also up and running again
Call for UBC Properties Trust to cease downtown Kelowna construction

Call for UBC Properties Trust to cease downtown Kelowna construction

Pathways Abilities Society said UBC Properties Trust representatives toured the damage in November
B.C. says feds have answers they need, wants urgent decriminalization response

B.C. says feds have answers they need, wants urgent decriminalization response

Premier David Eby has asked the federal government to recriminalize drug use in B.C. public spaces
Fearful Squamish rejects ‘floatel’ housing for LNG plant workers

Fearful Squamish rejects ‘floatel’ housing for LNG plant workers

Council votes to reject repurposed cruise ship citing safety and environmental concerns