Ontario considering ban of cellphones on school property
Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra says he is looking at a social media ban in schools and would like to […]
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Fires, drought and water woes to begin B.C.’s wildfire season
A cluster of wildfires are burning in British Columbia, many of them on land that is already parched, marking the
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B.C.’s chief coroner calling on province to address intimate partner violence; critics not satisfied
In a new report on intimate partner violence (IPV), the chief coroner of B.C. says that the majority of deaths
Langley RCMP locate two bodies after reports of ‘suspicious incident’
The Langley RCMP says that it has located two bodies on Monday near the intersection of 16 Avenue and 208th
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B.C. home sales expecting 2.1 per cent slide in 2026 as economic challenges mount
Home sales in British Columbia are forecast to fall 2.1 per cent this year as economic challenges push volume and
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Canadian manufacturers call for tariffs on global imports of wood products
Canadian wood manufacturers are welcoming a trade inquiry into wood imports, but say the investigation needs to be followed by
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B.C. reports 138 work-related deaths in 2025; occupational diseases the leading cause
British Columbia’s workers’ compensation agency says 138 people died on the job or from workplace injuries and illnesses last year.
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Manitoba First Nation mother demands answers after newborn taken by CFS
Editor’s note: This article, originally published April 22, 2026, was edited April 27, 2026, to remove the name and identifying
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B.C. wineries wary of wildfire risk
Wine growers in the Okanagan are growing concerned about wildfire as temperatures throughout the region rise. Former Kelowna MLA Ben
WestJet flight attendants are ‘steps away from any strike position’ as negotiations stall
Over 4,000 WestJet flight attendants are calling the Calgary-based airline back to the table after several months of failing negotiations,