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U.S. economic integration ‘last thing’ B.C. wants: Eby

U.S. economic integration ‘last thing’ B.C. wants: Eby

Premier says province ‘looking for other customers’ for everything from aluminum to seafood
Two earthquakes rattle B.C. near Fort St. John, one of them felt

Two earthquakes rattle B.C. near Fort St. John, one of them felt

No damage reported after pair of quakes hit the same location within hours of each other
The origin of planets: UVic researchers make groundbreaking new discovery

The origin of planets: UVic researchers make groundbreaking new discovery

With some creative use of the James Webb Space Telescope, Canadian researchers are now able to study two young planets as they form.
City of Kelowna sues developers over damage to downtown fire hall

City of Kelowna sues developers over damage to downtown fire hall

The city filed the notice of civil claim on Jan. 20
Autism BC urges change after neurodiverse teen killed in Surrey police incident

Autism BC urges change after neurodiverse teen killed in Surrey police incident

"Our heartfelt and deepest condolences go out to Chase’s family and friends and our grieving community': Autism BC
19 Wing Comox hosts Canada-wide explosives exercise

19 Wing Comox hosts Canada-wide explosives exercise

Armed forces members from across Canada gathered this month in Comox for the annual Taz Runner exercise.
Trump's vision of hemispheric dominance includes Canada, says B.C. analyst

Trump's vision of hemispheric dominance includes Canada, says B.C. analyst

Trump's annexation threat is already "a very significant challenge" to the integrity of NATO, says UVic professor
‘World needs what we have’: B.C. confident aluminum industry can survive tariffs

‘World needs what we have’: B.C. confident aluminum industry can survive tariffs

B.C. minister says potential new aluminum markets available, as risk of 50% U.S. tariffs emerges
B.C. eagle sculpture insurance case can fly forward despite ‘inexcusable’ delays

B.C. eagle sculpture insurance case can fly forward despite ‘inexcusable’ delays

Judge rules ‘interests of justice to allow claim to proceed’ despite more than 6 years since filing
B.C. ostrich-cull lawyer says farm's case could set precedent

B.C. ostrich-cull lawyer says farm's case could set precedent

White Rock lawyer Michael Carter says injunction success 'quite rare' in CFIA cases