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POLITICS1 year agoB.C.’s Deficit Swells as Growth Outlook Dims
British Columbia’s forecasted deficit has surged to $11.6 billion for the 2025-26 fiscal year—about $665 million more than what was projected in the last budget. This...
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POLITICS1 year agoKelowna to Break Ground on New Emergency Services Campus
Construction will begin September 16 on the Glenmore Protective Services Campus, a major new facility in Kelowna designed to enhance regional emergency response and public safety....
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SPORTS1 year agoKamloops Blazers Wrap Up Preseason with Shutout Win
The Kamloops Blazers closed out their preseason with a strong showing, earning a 3-0 win over the Prince George Cougars on September 13 at home. In...
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SPORTS1 year agoBlue Jays Extend AL East Lead with Big Sweeps, Key Call-Ups, and Injury Setbacks
Toronto continued to solidify its hold on first place in the AL East with an emphatic 11-2 win over Baltimore on September 14 to complete a...
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POLITICS1 year agoBCGEU Strike Escalates as Province Awaits September 16 Announcement
The BC General Employees’ Union (BCGEU) strike has entered its third week, with more than 6,000 public service workers walking picket lines after contract talks broke...
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LOCAL1 year agoGlobal News Cuts Dozens of Jobs in B.C. and Alberta
Global News has confirmed significant layoffs across its western operations, with 46 positions eliminated in British Columbia, Alberta, and Eastern Canada. The cuts include 26 journalist...
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SPORTS1 year agoWHL Update: Rockets, Blazers, and Giants Gear Up for the Season
British Columbia’s WHL teams are making headlines this week as they prepare for the upcoming season. The Kelowna Rockets are headed north for the WHL Yukon...
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BC STORIES1 year agoTeck Merger Seen as Economic Boost for B.C.
Premier David Eby is hailing the proposed merger of Teck Resources Ltd. and Anglo American PLC as a “vote of confidence” in British Columbia’s resource economy....
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POLITICS1 year agoEby and Rustad Both See Favourability Slip in New Poll
A new round of polling from Angus Reid shows that Premier David Eby’s favourability ratings have fallen, raising questions for the governing NDP as British Columbia...
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POLITICS1 year agoOttawa Green-lights Five Major Projects in National Interest
Prime Minister Mark Carney today unveiled the first batch of five “nation-building” projects to be fast-tracked under the newly established Major Projects Office (MPO). The government...
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