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Toxic drug deaths in B.C. down in May and June, 40 per cent below peak
Deaths due to toxic drugs in British Columbia are down about 40 per cent from their peak, falling below 150 in both May and ...
B.C.'s craft brewers pitch tax reforms to help already shrinking industry
The 219-member strong B.C. Craft Brewers Guild is asking the province to reduce the tax burden for small beer producers and to "stop favouring foreign-owned beer conglomerates." ...
Toxic drug deaths in B.C. down in May, June, coroner says
The B.C. Coroners Service and provincial government have released the occupations of those who died from 2022 to 2024.
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Heat and lightning spark dozens of new fires in B.C., amid evacuations and alerts
There's been a surge in wildfire activity in British Columbia associated with this week's high temperatures and thousands of ...
Abbotsford, B.C., denies permit for MAGA singer
Abbotsford will not issue a permit for a concert by Sean Feucht, becoming the latest Canadian cancellation for the American Christian musician who's outspoken in the MAGA movement.
Bird flu: Tensions build in B.C. village as court decision on ostrich cull nears
The frustration inside the Royal Canadian Legion hung as heavy as the suffocating summer heat. Dozens had come to give their ...
City of Vancouver hires Delta's Donny van Dyk as new City Manager
The City of Vancouver has officially appointed Donny van Dyk, currently the City Manager of the City of Delta, as its new ...
Daily on Energy: EPA delays methane rule, Scotland backs largest offshore wind farm, Trump nominates new nuclear regulator
Read more about the Environmental Protection Agency's effort to continue to deregulatory standards meant to reduce emissions from the fossil fuel industry.