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B.C. MLA Jordan Kealy charged with sexual assault
1 hour ago Canada's government has released a much-anticipated national artificial intelligence (AI) strategy, mapping out how the country plans to adopt the new technology over the next decade. It comes amid broader public concerns over trust of AI and its impact on privacy, safety and future job …
New B.C. Conservative leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay promises to unite party after identity crisis
5 hours ago The Trans Mountain pipeline system will be running at capacity in June, as the Crown corporation works to boost volume on the federally owned line amid conversations about an entirely new oil conduit from Alberta to the West Coast. Chief executive officer Mark Maki attributed this month’s high flow …
Kerry-Lynne Findlay wins BC Conservatives leadership race
Kerry-Lynne Findlay will be the next leader of the B.C. Conservative Party Kerry-Lynne Findlay, a federal MP and Minister of National Revenue under former Prime Minister Stephen Harper, is the new leader of the B.C. …
Boundaries of the land included in Cowichan title ruling are ambiguous, lawyers warn
Medford Singers aim to bring joy with May 31 concert in Duncan Music lovers will be jumping for joy, as the Medford Singers sing for it. At a time when there is so much strife in the world, music director Connie …
Lawyers for the Cowichan argue case should not be reopened to consider private property rights
Nathaniel Williams, 14, of Duncan is preparing for a major milestone in his martial arts career as he gets ready to represent Canada at the 2026 WKU …
Lawyers ask B.C. Supreme Court judge to reopen Cowichan land title case
Saanich 11 hours ago Saanich Police seize $55K worth of fentanyl, cocaine, meth, GHB oakbaynews.com - By Saanich News Staff • 11h The execution of two search warrants in Saanich led to the seizure of $55,000 worth of drugs earlier this month.
Hearing on application to retry Cowichan Tribes land claims case set to begin Monday
Prominent Duncan flag pole looking for new owner The City of Duncan is looking for someone to take over responsibility for the flag pole on the south-west corner of the Trans-Canada Highway and …
Treaty making in B.C. hits a snag, again
The B.C. government is investing in play time for kids. A May 1 news release from the Office of the Premier and the Ministry of Infrastructure …
B.C. will not amend Indigenous rights law this spring
B.C. to table suspension of Indigenous rights law; First Nations urge MLAs to reject it A collective of major First Nations groups in British Columbia has issued an open letter to all members of the province’s legislature, asking them to …
B.C. faces surge in electricity demand, looks to dust off big dam plans
What is Surveillance Pricing And Why Does The NDP Want To Ban It? That price surge is going to be experienced by everyone who orders an Uber on a rainy Saturday night after a Jays game, but surveillance pricing goes …
Elections agency fines BC United Party for fraudulent activities
14 hours ago Ontario MP Marilyn Gladu is crossing to the Liberals, the fourth Conservative MP to switch sides. Ms. Gladu announced her decision Wednesday morning, saying she’s heard clearly from her constituents that they want serious leadership for the country and a stronger voice for the riding in …
Court rules B.C. First Nation has land title, recognizing its full claim
The lineups might be different, but the hit songs are still the same. That applies to all three rock bands coming to Abbotsford in September, who will …
Tanker sails through Canada’s misunderstood ‘tanker ban’ area off B.C.’s north coast
4 hours ago LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — Lagos taxi driver Adegbola Isaac went to the gas station twice last weekend. Each time, the price in the Nigerian city had climbed further and hit 1,350 naira ($0.99) per liter, a nearly 35% increase since the Iran war started. That’s wiped out most of his daily profit. “It is …
U.S. ambassador, B.C. Premier meet, hold ‘frank’ discussion on trade irritants
4 hours ago President Donald Trump referred to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney as the “future Governor of Canada” on Tuesday, the latest in a string of barbs he has hurled at America’s northern neighbor—and comments he has made indicating a desire to annex the country—during his second term. Trump said in a …
Most of B.C. to adopt daylight saving time permanently, Eby says
The B.C. government says this Sunday will be the last time most British Columbians have to change their clocks. The province will be permanently …
B.C. budget projects record-breaking $9.6-billion deficit, rising to $13.3-billion next year
12 hours ago A few weeks ago, a police officer made a routine traffic stop in Upland, California, just outside of Los Angeles. The officer was accompanied by a police dog named Petey. As they approached the car, Petey began barking. Something about this car was clearly strange. Sure enough, they discovered that …
B.C. government promises tough budget to tackle ‘unsustainable’ deficits
4 hours ago Today we’re taking a look inside a Canadian cabin, a quiet cottage tucked at the base of an ancient glacial fjord in British Columbia. The tiny 525-square-foot cabin started life as a lumberjack’s home in the 1920s; a century later, it’s been updated by Jordan and Brittany Weller, the husband and …
Cowichan decision leads to another claim on private lands in B.C.
B.C. residents vow to boycott U.S. as cross-border travel craters The number of British Columbians travelling to the United States has dropped for the 12th month in a row, and many B.C. residents vow to keep up a …
Glaciers in Western Canada shrunk at near record rates in 2025
5 hours ago Ed Leigh is co-presenter of Ski Sunday, which starts on 4 January (17:50 GMT) on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer. This winter will be Ed's 20th year working on the iconic BBC Sport programme. Context is everything. Twenty years in the context of geology is a heartbeat, a snowflake in the blizzard of time - …
A consequential year for Aboriginal law in British Columbia
Rob Shaw: BC NDP too broke to fix the post-secondary system it knew was broken It was a brutal year for most of B.C.’s colleges and universities, and the financial pressures that have sideswiped their budgets are only expected …
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