Interior Health reports three additional COVID-19 cases in region

The number of cases in the region since the beginning of the pandemic are now at 492

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dies at 87

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Emaciated grizzly found dead on central B.C. coast as low salmon count sparks concern

VIDEO: B.C. to launch mouth-rinse COVID-19 test for kids

Young Canadians have curtailed vaping during pandemic, survey finds

Is it time to start thinking about greener ways to package cannabis?

B.C. teachers file Labour Relations Board application over COVID-19 classroom concerns

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Federal health minister 'can't rule out' Canada in second wave

B.C. reports six deaths, 317 new cases of COVID-19 as wildfire smoke affects air quality

Canada hopes to avert new U.S. tariff war, but stands ready to fire: Champagne

Canada's top public health doctor says planning for pandemic began in early January
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Pandemic prompts B.C. to suspend civil jury trials for a year

The suspension starts Sept. 28 and civil jury trials will resume Oct. 4, 2021

Thousands of child care spaces coming to 35 B.C. communities

Province announces milestone in Childcare BC plan

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Sports

BCHL approves back-up plan for 2020-21 season

Without gate revenue, league will rely on player fees, government and business support

PBR Canada cancels Abbotsford event

COVID-19 concerns end multi-year run for event at Abbotsford Centre

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VIDEO: RCMP escort beaver across busy Chilliwack road

Motorists had to exercise patience as the slow-moving creature crossed several lanes of traffic

PHOTOS: BC SPCA announces winners in 12th annual wildlife photo contest

From stoats to skunks, bears to bees, amateur photographers capture province at its wildest

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Community

A glimpse of the Silver City during the 1918 pandemic

City hotels - the Central, Aldridge and Montana - were set up as hospitals during the 1918 pandemic

Trail Blazers: Recognizing an iconic city schoolhouse

Central School housed all grades until Trail Technical High School was built in 1923.

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Entertainment

Kootenay Savings shines light on importance of Arts

The new sound equipment is much lighter and user friendly for ease of set up.

 

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Opinion

West Kootenay EcoSociety ‘cautiously optimistic’

EcoSociety statements follows the provincial report on old growth forests

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    “We require strength to resist sadness from overwhelming us as we battle its causes.”

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      All Elements – Design.Manage.Build

      Kim Larson of All Elements invited us on her boat in Penticton, B.C.

      In studio with Alana Archer: Cohesion in Chaos

      A look at artist Alan Archer

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        New facility brings sunshine and healing to BC kids

        Brand new Sunny Hill Health Centre launches the next chapter for rehabilitation at BC children’s

          Time to savour a sweet-tart home-grown harvest!

          Celebrate BC’s favourite fall berry

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