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Overton, Suapa secure commitments from varsity hockey programs

The Capitals begin their regular season with a four game showcase in Surrey from September 26th to 28th against the Vancouver Island Seals (twice), the Fraser Valley Rush and Greater Vancouver Comets.

Williams Lake wrestler puts up pair of golden performances to cap off Canada Summer Games

For her standout performance, she was named B.C.'s flag bearer for the closing ceremonies.

Northern home sales on par with 10-year-average: B.C. Real Estate Association

Through the first seven months of this year, 2,466 unit sales have taken place in the BC Northern Real Estate Board while 2,391 transactions occurred at the end of July 2024.

Highway 97 re-opens to traffic after motor vehicle incident involving pedestrian

The highway was closed for several hours but has since re-opened to single-lane alternating.

PG Airport provides additional information as Air Canada flight attendants issue strike notice

The move comes after Air Canada declared talks with the union “at an impasse,” with what the airline describes as a “huge gap” between the two sides.It has suggested binding arbitration, a move the union has rejected.

Canfor, West Fraser receive two million dollars in CleanBC funding

The fund invests part of B.C.'s industrial carbon pricing system into projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions from large industrial operations.

UPDATE: Snaking River Fire Breaks 1,000 Hectares: Nazko First Nation Issues Evac Alert

The Snaking River Wildfire is reported to be over 1,000 hectares in size. The BC Wildfire Service says day time heat and solar radiation have continued to dry the area, producing more fuel for the fire. The fire, located 65 kms west of Quesnel is producing smoke that is visible from Quesnel, Highway 97, and surrounding communities.

Sour grapes? BC wine industry up in arms over ‘value added fee’ in Alberta

This despite a trade deal between both provinces that allows Albertans to buy directly from wine producers in B.C..In April, Alberta spiked its flat fee on wine while also introducing a "value added charge" for any bottle worth more than $11.25 - a move Wine Growers of BC CEO Jeff Guignard isn't happy about.

WorkSafeBC encourages employers to protect workers from heat-related illnesses

Between 2020 and 2024, WorkSafeBC accepted 315 heat-related injury claims, with the highest numbers in transportation, public works, construction, food services, and film and television production.

Cariboo region included in B.C. heat warning

The warnings extend north to the North Thompson, 100 Mile, Cariboo, Prince George, and Stuart - Nechako areas, which could see highs up to 34 degrees.The BC Wildfire Service says the combination of rising temperatures, fuel drying and more dry lightning increases the probability of new wildfires starting this week.

American counterparts once again raise duties on BC softwood lumber

In April, the US Department of Commerce announced a combined countervailing and anti-dumping duty rate of 34.45%. This rate was an increase from the previous 14.5%. The group says the trade actions continue to harm workers, families, and communities across British Columbia and Canada—and have gone unresolved for far too long.

Invasive Species B.C. offers guidance as tick season reaches its peak

Other symptoms include a rash, fever, fatigue, headaches, aches, and swollen lymph nodes.Residents can also download the ETick app for more information, by clicking here.

Aldergrove man charged with impaired driving following fatal crash on Highway 97

A motorcycle rider is dead, and a tractor-trailer driver has been arrested following an early-morning crash south of Hixon along Highway 97 according to the BC Highway Patrol.The crash occurred at about 12:34 am when a black Kenworth tractor-trailer collided with a black Harley Davidson motorcycle near Naver Creek Road.

Highway 97 crash between Quesnel and Hixon claims a life

Police are on scene near Meadow Creek Road as the crash occurred just after midnight.There are no further details at this time however more information may be released as it becomes available.

British Columbia’s population decline a cause for concern

While real estate, groceries and the price of gas are on the up, Canada’s population isn’t, and when it...

Update: Highway 97 reopens after Quesnel fire crews battle late night blaze

Update (12:19pm Sunday):The Quesnel Volunteer Fire Department were up in the late hours yesterday (Saturday), battling the Parallel Mill...

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B.C. jobs minister says Trump’s film tariff threat too early to call

British Columbia’s Jobs Minister Ravi Kahlon said it’s too early to tell if Donald Trump’s latest tariff threat against the film industry is legitimate. 

Eby welcomes federal decision to label Bishnoi gang as terrorists

Premier David Eby said listing the Lawrence Bishnoi gang as a terrorist group is “the right move.”

One person arrested during a vehicle stop in the South Cariboo

An early morning patrol of the 100 Mile House downtown area led to an arrest.

Check your tread: B.C.’s winter tire rules kick in Wednesday

Ready or not, winter tire season starts this week in British Columbia this Wednesday.

Local governments get more time to consult on Heritage Conservation Act overhaul

The Union of B.C. Municipalities have welcomed the province’s decision to extend consultations on a controversial overhaul of the Heritage Conservation Act. 
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