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Health authority reminds British Columbians how to stay tick free this summer

Health authority reminds British Columbians how to stay tick free this summer

Only 1% of B.C. ticks actually carry Lyme disease: B.C. Centre for Disease Control
Orphaned badger recovering after mother hit, killed on Naramata road

Orphaned badger recovering after mother hit, killed on Naramata road

Maple was found in a marmot den
UPDATE: Armstrong-Spallumcheen crews quick to knock down grass fire

UPDATE: Armstrong-Spallumcheen crews quick to knock down grass fire

Grass fire near Salmon River Road spread over 10,000 sq. ft
Elbows out? Ottawa set to review BC Ferries Chinese shipbuilding contract

Elbows out? Ottawa set to review BC Ferries Chinese shipbuilding contract

BC Ferries is under fire for choosing a Chinese state-owned shipyard to build 4 new ships.
Premier Eby comments on Kelowna woman's death following daytime attack

Premier Eby comments on Kelowna woman's death following daytime attack

Eby referenced the work of B.C. Attorney General Niki Sharma in helping to ensure that intimate partner violence was included in the call for bail reform in Canada
Report into death on B.C. escalator urges caution for shoppers

Report into death on B.C. escalator urges caution for shoppers

A shopper's mobility walker tipped forward while descending an escalator
B.C. killer Pickton died after inmate shoved broken broom handle into face

B.C. killer Pickton died after inmate shoved broken broom handle into face

A new report from the Correctional Service of Canada's investigation board details the events leading up to the death of B.C. serial killer, Robert Pickton.
B.C. courts suspend criminal trials during 2026 FIFA World Cup

B.C. courts suspend criminal trials during 2026 FIFA World Cup

Vancouver is hosting the biggest event in soccer from June 13 to July 7
Cowichan transit workers vote to continue longest strike in B.C. history

Cowichan transit workers vote to continue longest strike in B.C. history

Strike now in its 21st week
B.C. expands tax credit for video game developers

B.C. expands tax credit for video game developers

Premier David Eby cites economic importance of the industry to the province