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Near zero visibility fog occurring now in qathet region

Near zero visibility fog occurring now in qathet region

Alert is for northern Sunshine Coast
Police nab alleged drunk driver about to drive transport truck in B.C.

Police nab alleged drunk driver about to drive transport truck in B.C.

The man, who was allegedly impaired, asked police to 'cut him a break.'
Escaped B.C. convicted murderer #3 on Canada's most-wanted list

Escaped B.C. convicted murderer #3 on Canada's most-wanted list

Rahib Alkhalil escaped from a Metro Vancouver jail in July 2022 during his B.C. Supreme Court murder trial. A jury convicted him in his absence.
qathet Regional District briefs

qathet Regional District briefs

Endorses revenue anticipation borrowing bylaw; Declines feral cats request; Adopts summer jobs grant application
Rob Shaw: Conservatives step in as Eby government dodges business leaders

Rob Shaw: Conservatives step in as Eby government dodges business leaders

Missed meetings, slow responses raise questions about BC NDP's priorities
Charting a path for boaters to clean up toxic ocean impacts

Charting a path for boaters to clean up toxic ocean impacts

Boaters can use a new online tool to choose eco-friendly products and clean up their act when it comes to washing toxic chemicals into waterways and oceans.
Gibsons Wildlife Rehab Centre set to close at end of December

Gibsons Wildlife Rehab Centre set to close at end of December

An increase in costs and decrease in donations means the centre needs a holiday miracle to remain open.
New money scams are popping up. Here are the ones to look out for

New money scams are popping up. Here are the ones to look out for

Money.ca explores the different kinds of evolving money scams and how to avoid them.
Postal workers have their say

Postal workers have their say

Noah Bourcier is president of Local 808, Canadian Union of Postal Workers
B.C. man receives conditional discharge for using stolen credit card

B.C. man receives conditional discharge for using stolen credit card

The man and a co-accused used the card to buy $450 worth of goods.