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Mike de Jong is denied appeal of Tory decision in Abbotsford-South Langley

Mike de Jong is denied appeal of Tory decision in Abbotsford-South Langley

Decision required to be given 'without reasons,' party states
Kootenay community that helped fight wildfires concerned by provincial response

Kootenay community that helped fight wildfires concerned by provincial response

Argenta fire brigade leaders reflect on new government rules
Remains of missing B.C. teen found after 17-year search, parents say

Remains of missing B.C. teen found after 17-year search, parents say

Jeff Surtel was reported missing in April 2007 after leaving Mission home on bicycle
Outside in: mom from the tropics relishing winter in B.C.'s Cariboo

Outside in: mom from the tropics relishing winter in B.C.'s Cariboo

Immigrant single mother enjoys spending time building igloos with her kids
Cross-border B.C. university deal aimed at addressing chiropractor shortage

Cross-border B.C. university deal aimed at addressing chiropractor shortage

University of Fraser Valley strikes deal with American institution, 900 new chiropractic positions could go unfilled by 2033
Salmon Arm RCMP pull two men off the road for drinking and driving

Salmon Arm RCMP pull two men off the road for drinking and driving

One driver arrested for being intoxicated in public
Tariffs reinforce 'Love Your Local' shopping campaign in Salmon Arm

Tariffs reinforce 'Love Your Local' shopping campaign in Salmon Arm

Economic organizations encouraging people to shop local, shop Canadian
More than words: B.C. female leaders speak up about online misogyny

More than words: B.C. female leaders speak up about online misogyny

Rise in online hate and abuse is making itself felt despite gains women have made in some spaces
Expect Highway 97 lane closures starting March 17 outside Penticton

Expect Highway 97 lane closures starting March 17 outside Penticton

A rest stop off the southbound lanes will be closed during the road work
Permanent switch to daylight saving time a bad move for B.C.: professor

Permanent switch to daylight saving time a bad move for B.C.: professor

Daylight savings time will commence on Sunday, March 9 at 2 a.m.
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