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Province bypasses Utilities Commission on key certificate for Tilbury LNG project

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By Alec Lazenby Verified
| Vancouver Sun Verified
Breadcrumb Trail Links Home News Politics FortisBC's liquefied natural gas production and storage facility on Tilbury Island in Delta. Photo by Handout: FortisBC The expansion of LNG storage and liquefaction at FortisBC’s Tilbury LNG facility in Delta is being expedited by the province.
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End of tuition grant increases financial pressure for B.C. nursing students

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By Kathy Michaels Verified, Roxanne Egan-Elliott Verified, Alec Lazenby Verified
| Castanet News Verified
BC News Photo: Drive BC Multiple wildfires in Fraser Canyon have closed Highway 1 through a portion of the Fraser River Canyon Officials reopened Highway 3 east of Hope early Friday, but warn the route could close again if wildfire conditions change. Single-lane alternating traffic is in effect for a two-kilometre stretch between Skagit Bridge and Cayuse Flats, DriveBC said.
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End of tuition grant increases financial pressure for B.C. nursing students

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By Alec Lazenby Verified
| CastanetKamloops.net
Alec Lazenby, Vancouver Sun / Times Colonist - Jul 24, 2026 / 7:30 am | Story: 625885 Growing up in the Crescent Valley in the Kootenays, Andreas Kamp said he always wanted to help people. Now a fourth-year nursing student in Cranbrook taking classes through a University of Victoria program at the College of the Rockies, Kamp said he worries that the province’s plan to discontinue a $2,000-a-year tuition grant for student nurses on Aug. 1 will force some of his classmates to leave the program.
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