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Satellite image shows how B.C. wildfire was primed to grow

Satellite image shows how B.C. wildfire was primed to grow

Unseen photo reveals humble beginnings of devastating McDougall Creek wildfire that burned into West Kelowna, prompting evacuations only hours later.
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Should Canada's immigration projections be matched to housing starts?

Should Canada's immigration projections be matched to housing starts?

Federal housing minister Sean Fraser: 'The answer to our housing challenges isn't to close the door towards newcomers.'
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B.C. teacher charged with luring a child

B.C. teacher charged with luring a child

A Kelowna, B.C., teacher has been charged with child luring after a police investigation.
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One of Burnaby's favourite summer celebrations returns Aug. 30

One of Burnaby's favourite summer celebrations returns Aug. 30

Games, food trucks, music and a movie will make up the 2023 Willingdon Community Fair in Burnaby.
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Fathers struggle with leaving families to come to work on B.C.'s farms

Fathers struggle with leaving families to come to work on B.C.'s farms

Long periods away from home are one of the main struggles for migrant workers in B.C., says expert.
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Wildfire fight switches from defence to offence near capital of Northwest Territories

Wildfire fight switches from defence to offence near capital of Northwest Territories

YELLOWKNIFE — Firefighters battling a wildfire near the capital of the Northwest Territories shifted from defence to offence, as the legislative assembly is set to be recalled to consider a law delaying the upcoming territorial election.
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Photos: This vintage neon sign will soon soar over Burnaby Heights — again

Photos: This vintage neon sign will soon soar over Burnaby Heights — again

Burnaby's famous Helen's "Swinging Girl" sign could soon be getting a new brightly-lit, fine-feathered neighbour.
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Canadian leaders slam Facebook news ban amid wildfires

Canadian leaders slam Facebook news ban amid wildfires

B.C. Premier David Eby says he feels Meta is holding British Columbians at ransom by withholding news on Facebook and Instagram. Meta said it remains committed to ending news sharing on Facebook.
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Tugboats, sailboats and fishing vessels featured at Richmond Maritime Festival

Tugboats, sailboats and fishing vessels featured at Richmond Maritime Festival

The festival will take over Britannia Shipyards this weekend.
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Here’s how you can help B.C. wildfire evacuees

Here’s how you can help B.C. wildfire evacuees

27,000 people (and their pets) are now on evacuation order across B.C.
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