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B.C. gas-pricing report to be delivered today

B.C. gas-pricing report to be delivered today

The B.C. public might get some answers today on what influences gasoline prices, particularly in the Lower Mainland — among the highest in North America — but might not get hoped-for relief at the pumps.
B.C., teachers agree on vulnerable-student supports

B.C., teachers agree on vulnerable-student supports

While the province and teachers have yet to strike a deal at the collective bargaining table, they’ve found consensus in improving supports for B.C.’s most vulnerable child populations.
‘We should have done better’ in wake of fire on submarine: vice-admiral

‘We should have done better’ in wake of fire on submarine: vice-admiral

HALIFAX — The commander of the Royal Canadian Navy issued an apology Thursday to the sailors who fought a deadly fire aboard the submarine HMCS Chicoutimi in 2004, saying a five-year delay in releasing a study on their health was unacceptable.
Salvador Dali work in Vancouver left vandalized

Salvador Dali work in Vancouver left vandalized

VANCOUVER — Susanna Strem was stunned when she went to check on Space Venus, a four-metre, $2.8-million Salvador Dali sculpture that had garnered the admiration of countless passersby and provided the backdrop to countless selfies.
B.C. wants to know how residents feel about daylight saving time

B.C. wants to know how residents feel about daylight saving time

Any British Columbia resident who has ever complained about losing a precious hour of sleep thanks to daylight saving time now has a chance to gripe to the provincial government.
Pipeline protesters march up Patricia Bay Highway in traffic lanes

Pipeline protesters march up Patricia Bay Highway in traffic lanes

About 300 demonstrators marched 22 kilometres from Victoria City Hall to Island View Beach on Saturday to protest the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline.
Drought across B.C. more likely: experts

Drought across B.C. more likely: experts

The likelihood of a drought across B.C. is rising as warm weather melts away what’s left of a minuscule mountain snow pack and spring rains fail to appear, say provincial wildfire and forecast experts.
B.C. man accused of swimming naked in shark tank returns to work as fishing guide

B.C. man accused of swimming naked in shark tank returns to work as fishing guide

TORONTO — A British Columbia man accused of swimming naked in a shark tank at a Toronto aquarium has returned home to resume his job as a fishing guide while his case wends its way through the justice system.
Kenney defends hitting pause on supervised drug sites

Kenney defends hitting pause on supervised drug sites

EDMONTON — Premier Jason Kenney is rejecting accusations he is putting vulnerable Albertans at risk by freezing funds for proposed new supervised consumption drug sites.
Horgan vows to act on missing-women inquiry in B.C.

Horgan vows to act on missing-women inquiry in B.C.

VICTORIA — British Columbia Premier John Horgan says survivors and their families showed courage and leadership in sharing experiences that form the final report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.
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