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Seattle nurse captures image of likely pregnant J-Pod whale

Seattle nurse captures image of likely pregnant J-Pod whale

It would be the first known birth for the 11-year-old orca known as J-46
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Vancouver-based company breaks ground with first legal harvest of magic mushrooms

Vancouver-based company breaks ground with first legal harvest of magic mushrooms

Numinus Wellness Inc. has completed the first-ever legal harvest of psilocybe mushrooms in Canada
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First Nations Health Authority honours Dr. Bonnie Henry for 'kind, calm' leadership

First Nations Health Authority honours Dr. Bonnie Henry for 'kind, calm' leadership

Dr. Henry was honoured with a ceremony of songs, dance, words and gifts
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BC Parks putting staff ‘at risk’ with outdated safety procedures: Report

BC Parks putting staff ‘at risk’ with outdated safety procedures: Report

Worksafe BC inspection of Alice Lake jobsite leads to five compliance orders 
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B.C.'s 'best road trip': Thompson-Okanagan featured in new National Geographic article

B.C.'s 'best road trip': Thompson-Okanagan featured in new National Geographic article

The article and accompanying video highlights Nat Geo filmmaker Bryan Smith and his wife Lise-Anne Beyries' seven-day trip through the Interior
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British Columbia votes in snap election called during COVID-19 pandemic

British Columbia votes in snap election called during COVID-19 pandemic

With more than 720,000 mail-in ballots requested and about 478,000 returned as of late Thursday night, it's unclear whether a result will emerge right away
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Leaders make last-day pitch for votes in British Columbia

Leaders make last-day pitch for votes in British Columbia

SURREY, B.C. — Car horns blared in support of B.C. Liberal Leader Andrew Wilkinson Friday as he spoke from a raised platform in a parking lot in one of the few events that resembled a political rally during the provincial election.
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Giant 'murder-hornet' with painful sting discovered in B.C. (VIDEO)

Giant 'murder-hornet' with painful sting discovered in B.C. (VIDEO)

The first-ever Asian giant hornet nest in the U.S. was discovered late yesterday just south of the B.C. border in Washington.
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Take a step back from social interactions, says B.C.'s top doctor

Take a step back from social interactions, says B.C.'s top doctor

VICTORIA — British Columbia reported 223 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday, tipping the number of active infections over 2,000. Provincial health officer Dr.
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COVID infections in B.C. remain at elevated levels on Friday with 223 new cases

COVID infections in B.C. remain at elevated levels on Friday with 223 new cases

The number of new daily COVID-19 cases in B.C. remains elevated, reaching 223 in the last 24 hours, provincial health officials said Friday afternoon.
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