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Covers:  Climate change, environment, housing, science, courts, business, food, energy, politics
Covering Climate & Environment for Glacier Media. Words in @guardian @NewsHour @globeandmail | Tips? slabbe@glaciermedia.ca | Threads at stefan_labbe

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Disarmed and dangerous: can former Farc guerrillas adjust to civilian life?

Disarmed and dangerous: can former Farc guerrillas adjust to civilian life?

Rubiel Idarraga expects an ambush. To avoid it, he rarely travels at night, varies his route to work, and oft…

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'Puberty camps' for indigenous youth blend health, culture

'Puberty camps' for indigenous youth blend health, culture

Hailee Leon first went to Natural Changes summer camp at a difficult time in her life. Instructors there not …

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Comic artists draw out stories from resettled Syrian refugees

Comic artists draw out stories from resettled Syrian refugees

But first: a unique look at the victims of war in Syria. In 2015, Canada began that country's largest refugee…

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Vancouver to vote on delaying climate action amid permit backlog, pressure from gas lobby

Vancouver to vote on delaying climate action amid permit backlog, pressure from gas lobby

A heating and plumbing industry lobby group is calling on Vancouver to delay its roll out of a zero-emissions…

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21 things you may not know about Canada's Indian Act

21 things you may not know about Canada's Indian Act

More than a week since the Tk'emlups te Secwepemc First Nation announced ground-penetrating radar had located…

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Canadian Coast Guard destroys man's boat, then sues to cover $8,500 bill

Canadian Coast Guard destroys man's boat, then sues to cover $8,500 bill

A Campbell River man is being sued for over $8,500 in federal court after he says the Canadian Coast Guard de…

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B.C. admits to $1.5B budget error following BIV investigation Original

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By Stefan Labbe Verified
| Business in Vancouver (BIV) Verified
The B.C. government has acknowledged it made a nearly $1.5-billion error in its latest budget—a mistake that will slash the projected natural gas royalties it receives from industry over the next five years. The admission came hours after Business in Vancouver published an investigation in which experts calculated the province had overstated expected natural gas royalty revenues by roughly $500 million per year.
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B.C. admits to $1.5B budget error following BIV investigation

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By Luc Rempel, Stefan Labbe Verified, Michael Potestio Verified
| Castanet News Verified
BC News Luc Rempel - Aug 27, 2026 / 4:55 pm | Story: 629443 Photo: Pexels.com Off-road vehicle ban on crown land expected to end at noon tomorrow in Kamloops and Southeast Fire Centres. BC Wildfire Service has announced the ban on off-road vehicle riding on crown land will be lifted in both the Southeast and Kamloops Fire Centres.
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B.C. admits to $1.5B budget error following BIV investigation

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By Stefan Labbe Verified
| North Shore News Verified
The B.C. government has acknowledged it made a nearly $1.5-billion error in its latest budget—a mistake that will slash the projected natural gas royalties it receives from industry over the next five years. The admission came hours after Business in Vancouver published an investigation in which experts calculated the province had overstated expected natural gas royalty revenues by roughly $500 million per year.
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