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Report says it has debunked claims B.C. gas will be a 'bridge fuel'

Report says it has debunked claims B.C. gas will be a 'bridge fuel'

A new report says it has debunked claims B.C. gas could be used as a "bridge fuel," and that ramping up LNG projects could undermine a shift to renewable energy around the world.
Healthy food is costly in B.C — and it's worrying public health officials

Healthy food is costly in B.C — and it's worrying public health officials

"Households and individuals that experience household food insecurity face numerous health and social challenges," public health officials warn in their Food Costing in BC 2022 study.
Concession at Texada Park may reopen next year

Concession at Texada Park may reopen next year

Shelter Point service facility will be closed in 2023, but could resume operations in 2024
International Choral Kathaumixw undergoes organizational changes

International Choral Kathaumixw undergoes organizational changes

"The job is quite daunting, but I will rise to the challenge; I like to organize events." ~ Petra Ebner, front-of-house coordinator
Rob Shaw: Eby, ministers on an Indo-Pacific mission to diversify trade

Rob Shaw: Eby, ministers on an Indo-Pacific mission to diversify trade

Province targeting most everywhere but China
Good morning, Peak readers

Good morning, Peak readers

Photo feature of the day, today in history, the weather forecast and local gas prices
How B.C. condo, house dwellers can prepare for extreme heat

How B.C. condo, house dwellers can prepare for extreme heat

One expert says DIY fixes are a good place to prepare for extreme heat. Not everyone agrees.
League play sought by Powell River Otago rugby club

League play sought by Powell River Otago rugby club

Coach and players covet return to scheduled competition against Vancouver Island division British Columbia Rugby Union members
Run the Rock race returns to Texada Island for 10th year

Run the Rock race returns to Texada Island for 10th year

Marathon, half-marathon and eight-kilometre run happening in August
Information roadblocks for Indigenous in-custody deaths in B.C. revealed in new report

Information roadblocks for Indigenous in-custody deaths in B.C. revealed in new report

Leonard Cler-Cunningham's website lists the names of almost 50 Indigenous people who have died in custody since the 1960s.