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Man in wheelchair hit by slow-moving train at B.C. crossing

Man in wheelchair hit by slow-moving train at B.C. crossing

Barricades down, warning whistles going when man struck in south Surrey, injuries thought to be minor
B.C. resets clock on countdown to end terminal Island girl's drug funding

B.C. resets clock on countdown to end terminal Island girl's drug funding

Provincial funding of 9-year-old Charleigh Pollock's life-sustaining treatment has been extended by 3 months until the end of June
B.C. minister defends wildlife disease response in Kootenays

B.C. minister defends wildlife disease response in Kootenays

Minister Randene Neill talks Chronic Wasting Disease response in Cranbrook
B.C. stacks up $60M for dike work to protect Merritt from future flooding

B.C. stacks up $60M for dike work to protect Merritt from future flooding

Merritt Mayor Micheal Goetz repeated calls for Ottawa to support mitigation efforts
B.C. aims to axe the carbon tax, effective April 1

B.C. aims to axe the carbon tax, effective April 1

There was a scheduled increase for the tax, which will no longer go ahead if the legislation passes
U.S. company deal, FOI request trigger war of words in B.C. city

U.S. company deal, FOI request trigger war of words in B.C. city

Chicago-based Hunden company was hired in 2024, 'well before the current U.S. tariff environment,' Surrey mayor declares
RCMP: Bandits make off with $3K worth of shopping carts in Parksville

RCMP: Bandits make off with $3K worth of shopping carts in Parksville

Police also deal with online scammers, vandals
Tweaks possible for B.C. tariff response bill; specifics lacking, talk ongoing

Tweaks possible for B.C. tariff response bill; specifics lacking, talk ongoing

B.C. Housing Minister Ravi Kahlon says critics of Bill 7 can't complain if changes slow down pace of response
B.C. orca-lovers welcome new baby Bigg's to the Salish Sea

B.C. orca-lovers welcome new baby Bigg's to the Salish Sea

Healthy Bigg’s orca population numbers near 400
Independent B.C. tribunal launches to watchdog police violence against racialized groups

Independent B.C. tribunal launches to watchdog police violence against racialized groups

Advocates and families of victims launch People's Tribunal to probe police-related deaths, particu