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B.C. looking for daycares to join $10 a day childcare plan
The B.C. government is taking applications from child care providers as it expands the $10…
Shoppers Drug Mart recalls baby formula due to salmonella risk
Shoppers Drug Mart locations is recalling certain baby formulas as they could have been contaminated…
B.C. SPCA overwhelmed with cats rescued from hoarding situations
The B.C. SPCA is offering a 50% discount off of cat adoption fees this month…
B.C. search and rescue team looking for one of their own missing members
A B.C. search and rescue team is hoping to find one of their own members…
You can still ski at this Vancouver Island resort for Father’s Day
It’s June, but the weather is making it feel like winter at higher alpine locations.…
Dark web fentanyl linked to U.S. sailor deaths came from B.C.
A B.C. man was indicted on federal charges in the U.S. for allegedly operating an…
Residents without telephone landlines, internet, east of Hope
The Fraser Valley Regional District is warning residents to use their cell phones east of…
Top 5 animal dads that don’t abandon their offspring: B.C. SPCA
Father's Day is around the corner and the B.C. SPCA is showcasing five animal dads…
25,000 ICBC rebates issued so far due to rising gas prices
Roughly 25,000 ICBC rebates have been issued since March as part of the province's campaign…
Minimum wage is up— and so are the tips
As British Columbians get back into restaurant booths this summer, they're also paying more for…
Recall issued for popular peanut butter brand due to salmonella
A Canada-wide recall has been issued for a popular brand of peanut butter as there's…
One-third of gas prices for British Columbians is tax: federation
Scrutineers of public spending say B.C. drivers, outside of the major centres, are being charged…
These survey results on Canadian ‘morals’ finds surprising answers
While most Canadians surveyed are just fine with birth control, abortion rights and having sex…
B.C. government workers’ strike vote gets underway
The roughly 33,000 members for the British Columbia General Employees' Union are casting ballots in…
Compulsory mental health treatment a ‘double-edged sword’ for rights of offenders
The prospect of compulsory treatment for chronic offenders with mental health issues or addictions raises…