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BC STORIES3 weeks agoWhat the City of Vernon’s Decision to Cut Ties Means for Historic O’Keefe Ranch
The City of Vernon will not extend its lease for the Historic O'Keefe Ranch in 2027, sparking debate and a petition over the landmark's future.
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POLITICS3 weeks agoWhat to Know as Candidates Finalize for the October 24 B.C. Election
Candidates are finalized for the Oct. 24 B.C. election in Vernon-area ridings. See the candidate list and details on advance voting from Oct. 16 to 21.
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BC STORIES3 weeks agoWhy a Familiar Political Name is Joining the Kamloops-North Thompson Race
John Kidder, husband of federal Green leader Elizabeth May, seeks the BC Green nomination in Kamloops-North Thompson for the upcoming election.
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BC STORIES3 weeks agoWhy OneBC’s Interim Leader Is Proposing an Election Pact With Conservatives
OneBC interim leader Dallas Brodie offers an election deal to B.C. Conservatives despite rival candidate Carson Binda running in Vancouver-Quilchena.
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NATIONAL STORIES3 weeks agoWhy NDP Leader Avi Lewis Says the West Coast Pipeline Plan Risks Public Funds
NDP Leader Avi Lewis opposes Prime Minister Carney's decision to name a West Coast oil pipeline a project of national interest under the Building Canada Act.
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NATIONAL STORIES3 weeks ago
Why voters across Canada are heading back to the polls for upcoming federal byelections
Multiple federal byelections are scheduled across Canada after 13 MPs resigned following the 2025 election. Key details and riding deadlines inside.
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BC STORIES3 weeks agoBC Greens Pledge Free Childcare by 2031 and Introduce Victoria-Swan Lake Candidate
BC Green Party leader Emily Lowan promises $10-a-day childcare expansion and universal free care by 2031, announcing Carolyn Howe for Victoria-Swan Lake.
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POLITICS4 weeks agoWhy Vernon-Lumby Voters Have a Third Choice Heading into the Provincial Election
OneBC nominates Chantel Gibbs for the Vernon-Lumby riding in B.C.'s Oct. 24 election, joining incumbent Harwinder Sandhu and Conservative Kevin Acton.
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POLITICS4 weeks agoWhy Penticton-Summerland MLA Amelia Boultbee Is Stepping Aside Before the Snap Election
Penticton-Summerland MLA Amelia Boultbee will not seek re-election in the Oct. 24 snap election following her floor-crossing to the BC NDP.
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BC STORIES4 weeks agoBC Greens Plan Free Childcare Expansion and Name Greater Victoria Candidate
BC Green Party leader Emily Lowan pledges to unfreeze $10 daily childcare and names Carolyn Howe as the Victoria-Swan Lake candidate ahead of the Oct. 24...
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