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Warming tent pilot to shelter up to 50 during Kelowna’s harsh winter nights

Warming tent pilot to shelter up to 50 during Kelowna’s harsh winter nights

'When we care for the most vulnerable among us, we weave a stronger, more compassionate fabric for our entire community'
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B.C. mining could find mother lode in trade dispute between China, U.S.

B.C. mining could find mother lode in trade dispute between China, U.S.

China banning sales of critical minerals to US as 17 new critical mineral projects under development in B.C.
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Vernon RCMP putting the brakes on impaired driving

Vernon RCMP putting the brakes on impaired driving

Saturday, December 7th is National Impaired Driving Enforcement Day, marking the start of a month-long Counter Attack campaign in support of National Impaired Driving Enforcement Month
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Wetter, more typical winter in the cards for B.C., Environment Canada says

Wetter, more typical winter in the cards for B.C., Environment Canada says

‘It will feel like more of a typical winter for many people’
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Construction to begin on Summerland housing project

Construction to begin on Summerland housing project

Construction on 60-unit affordable housing and food bank space to begin in January
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Salmonella risk sparks second B.C. cucumber recall in less than a week

Salmonella risk sparks second B.C. cucumber recall in less than a week

Pamela brand cucumbers from Mexico sold between Oct. 12 and Nov. 29 affected
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Company powers down planned expansion of B.C. battery plant

Company powers down planned expansion of B.C. battery plant

E-One Moli Energy pauses addition that would employ 350
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B.C. First Nations chiefs want finfish coalition to release list of supporters

B.C. First Nations chiefs want finfish coalition to release list of supporters

Alliance says the group is misleading by saying there are 17 supporters
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Suspect shot dead by B.C. police after 2 people stabbed with a stolen knife

Suspect shot dead by B.C. police after 2 people stabbed with a stolen knife

Videos show person on stretcher as paramedics perform chest compressions at Vancouver 7-Eleven
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Number of foreign buyers in B.C. dropping: Government

Number of foreign buyers in B.C. dropping: Government

New figures show the number of foreign buyers has dropped to 1.1% during the first 9 months of 2024
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