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UPDATED: B.C. labour minister says mediator will assist Kootenay ferry dispute
The B.C. General Employees Union had asked the government to help end the months-long impasse
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Kelowna Events Centre faces threats, harassment for Sophie Trudeau event
The Kelowna RCMP have been notified of threats against Sophie Trudeau at a Kelowna speaking engagement
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Avalanche Canada offers B.C. backcountry safety tips amid deadly season
In a difficult winter for B.C. and Alberta with seven killed by avalanches, a forecaster shares insight to help recreationists best evaluate the terrain they enter
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Kelowna's Tent City reduced to 60 sites, only 1 bike per person
Kelowna's Tent City will now have 24/7 on-site security guards
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Alaskan resolution supporting Canadian sovereignty passes
Amid tensions between the United States and Canada, the Yukon's Western neighbour passed a resolution acknowledging Canada's sovereignty — while also warning against counter-measures
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Columbia River Treaty is not a bargaining chip amid U.S. tariff dispute: Dix
Efforts to renegotiate the Columbia River Treaty are on hold as the U.S. reviews its international engagement
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100 Mile House Wranglers not happy with KIJHL's new tier system
The KIJHL plans to separate the Junior A hockey league into a separate Tier 1 and Tier 2 leagues in the 2026/2027 season
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Lone B.C. mayor in D.C., meeting with mayors from U.S. and Mexico on tariffs
Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke says summit called to share information 'and then show a united front'
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On Canada's streets, a former Nelson judge embraces the busker life
Philip Seagram, a provincial court judge turned busker, is author of No Judgment, And Other Busking Stories
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What should B.C. do about U.S. coal trains? Politicos weigh in
Provincial leaders, Surrey-White Rock federal candidates share thoughts around tariffs and U.S. thermal coal travelling through B.C.
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