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'We have to improve or we'll die': B.C. ranchers seek water solutions in long drought

'We have to improve or we'll die': B.C. ranchers seek water solutions in long drought

Rancher John Parkes wants more water storage in B.C.'s Interior, which is suffering the impacts of a multi-year drought.
Powell River Search and Rescue locate lost hiker after SOS call

Powell River Search and Rescue locate lost hiker after SOS call

Incident a reminder to carry essentials and be prepared for the unexpected when out in the wilderness
Open air event takes place at Shelter Point

Open air event takes place at Shelter Point

After a successful turnout last year, artists will be back painting on the shores of Texada Island in August
Alleged hijacker makes first appearance in Richmond Provincial Court

Alleged hijacker makes first appearance in Richmond Provincial Court

Shaheer Cassim is facing two counts after allegedly taking control of a plane in Victoria.
'Heartbreaking': Richmond animal charity targeted in $95K donation scam

'Heartbreaking': Richmond animal charity targeted in $95K donation scam

A fake estate donation has saddled RAPS with unexpected debt, prompting the non-profit to warn other charities.
Uber launches accounts with extra safety features for teens in Victoria

Uber launches accounts with extra safety features for teens in Victoria

Parents are automatically notified when their teen requests a trip and are able to track it in real time.
Woman found in Cumberland-area forest with help from Find My app

Woman found in Cumberland-area forest with help from Find My app

The woman’s daughter was taken up in an RCMP helicopter in an attempt to reach a vantage point where there would be a cellphone connection.
'Childhood fear': B.C. city urges public to stay off dangerous mud flats

'Childhood fear': B.C. city urges public to stay off dangerous mud flats

Port Moody Fire Rescue is warning residents and visitors to stay off the mud flats.
RCMP may need to review training involving Indigenous people, B.C. watchdog says

RCMP may need to review training involving Indigenous people, B.C. watchdog says

SURREY — Rojun Alphonse was a "great family man," who was proud of his Indigenous roots, and the circumstances around his death remain an open wound for his family and the community, said Chief Willie Sellars of the Williams Lake First Nation in B.C.
B.C. nurse files human rights complaints against college, employer

B.C. nurse files human rights complaints against college, employer

VANCOUVER — The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms says a nurse who was sanctioned by the B.C. College of Nurses and Midwives has filed two human rights complaints with the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal.