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Going bananas in Fort Nelson

Going bananas in Fort Nelson

Grocery store seedlings turn into nine-foot trees in Northern B.C. farm's greenhouse
They both had breast cancer: How a mother, daughter-in-law honour Terry Fox in his hometown of Port Coquitlam

They both had breast cancer: How a mother, daughter-in-law honour Terry Fox in his hometown of Port Coquitlam

On the day Erin Danielle was diagnosed with breast cancer, she never felt more alive.
Could current Dawson Creek and District Hospital end up as seniors housing?

Could current Dawson Creek and District Hospital end up as seniors housing?

Will still operate until new hospital is completed.
B.C. wineries prepare for later grape harvest

B.C. wineries prepare for later grape harvest

B.C. winery owners are readying for a later than usual grape harvest with many optimistic that the picked fruit will be high quality.
IOC president: Schedule for choosing 2030 Winter Olympics host “in the hands” of subcommittee

IOC president: Schedule for choosing 2030 Winter Olympics host “in the hands” of subcommittee

The International Olympic Committee’s president said Friday that next steps in choosing a host for the 2030 Winter Olympics are “in the hands" of the Future Host Commission for the Olympic Winter Games.
BC NDP leadership candidate under investigation for possible Elections Act breach

BC NDP leadership candidate under investigation for possible Elections Act breach

Paying for someone else's membership is illegal, according to the B.C. Elections Act.
B.C. sheds 28K jobs in August as economy taps brakes

B.C. sheds 28K jobs in August as economy taps brakes

B.C. job growth went from slow-down mode in July to an all-out gutting in August, according to data released Friday by Statistics Canada.
Wildfires in B.C. and U.S. prompt haze, air-quality statements in southern B.C.

Wildfires in B.C. and U.S. prompt haze, air-quality statements in southern B.C.

VANCOUVER — Haze from wildfires burning in Washington state, Idaho and the British Columbia Interior is expected to create smoky skies across much of southern B.C. over the weekend.
Port of Vancouver pushes drayage truck age program to April 2023

Port of Vancouver pushes drayage truck age program to April 2023

The Port of Vancouver has again delayed the start date of a program aimed at replacing older trucks in the drayage fleet that services port terminals, but a group of independent operators remains unhappy – and is again threatening job action.
'The end of an era': Greater Victoria remembers long-serving monarch

'The end of an era': Greater Victoria remembers long-serving monarch

A steady stream of people dropped by Government House on Thursday to sign a condolence book for the Queen