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Unexplained wealth order filed by B.C. could lead to seizure of cash, gold

Unexplained wealth order filed by B.C. could lead to seizure of cash, gold

Order was filed against bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange Quadriga CX
Researchers want to find out where the feces is coming from in B.C. waters

Researchers want to find out where the feces is coming from in B.C. waters

New testing methods being developed with goal of identifying pollution sources, limiting closures
Conservatives send White Rock Whip to Penticton to protest carbon tax

Conservatives send White Rock Whip to Penticton to protest carbon tax

The rally was one of many campaign-style events across Canada targeting Liberal and NDP MPs
RCMP detonate homemade explosive device in Port Alberni building

RCMP detonate homemade explosive device in Port Alberni building

Firearms, ammunition and homemade bombs found at Burde Street residence
North Okanagan’s Kal Lake at lowest water level since 2004

North Okanagan’s Kal Lake at lowest water level since 2004

The snow pack is 40 per cent lower than it was in 2023
BC SPCA optimistic positive changes for farm animals are on the way

BC SPCA optimistic positive changes for farm animals are on the way

Recommendations to improve welfare, protections of farmed animals in B.C. presented to ministry
Prince George Conservative MP ramps up carbon tax attack during Terrace visit

Prince George Conservative MP ramps up carbon tax attack during Terrace visit

MP Bob Zimmer joined by Skeena-Bulkley Valley candidate Ellis Ross slam Trudeau and Eby
B.C. investigating 2 Metro Vancouver overpass strikes in 2 days

B.C. investigating 2 Metro Vancouver overpass strikes in 2 days

Stanley Park pedestrian overpass hit on Monday, George Massey Tunnel struck on Tuesday
Province’s land purchase protects Indigenous sacred burial site in Abbotsford

Province’s land purchase protects Indigenous sacred burial site in Abbotsford

89-acre Lightning Rock property to be transferred to Semá:th First Nation
New bill of rights helping renters unveiled by Trudeau in B.C.

New bill of rights helping renters unveiled by Trudeau in B.C.

Wednesday’s announcement includes making rental payments count toward credit scores