A person was hospitalized after a police-involved shooting took place in Burnaby on a Monday afternoon. The BC RCMP has […]
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Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to convene with his cabinet in Toronto for a two-day gathering ahead of the
As summer vacation winds down, the scorching heat continues in British Columbia, along with the ongoing wildfire season. The BC
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Tension Erupts Among Fishermen at Fraser River Over Salmon Catch Over the weekend, chaos unfolded on the bustling banks of
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Despite the sunny skies and scorching heat of the summer, the Pacific National Exhibition (PNE) Fair in Vancouver saw a
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The CEO of BC Ferries, Nicolas Jimenez, is shedding light on the challenges and requirements for constructing future vessels within
The deadline for a potential strike by various public service workers in British Columbia, such as liquor store employees, college
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In Canada, the iconic maple leaf symbol is a common sight on various products, but its presence doesn’t always guarantee
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As students prepare to head back to school on September 2, the Surrey Police Service (SPS) is urging commuters to
With August coming to a scorching end in Metro Vancouver, 1130 NewsRadio Meteorologist Carl Lam predicts that the heatwave is
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