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MP calls for lifeguards at popular Tofino surf spot after mother’s death

MP calls for lifeguards at popular Tofino surf spot after mother’s death

The Pacific Rim National Park Reserve is defending its decision to cancel the surf guard program.
B.C. launches plan to tackle doctor shortage, emergency room congestion

B.C. launches plan to tackle doctor shortage, emergency room congestion

John Horgan aims to set up regional primary care networks in a ‘team-based’ approach
Vancouver, Squamish pipeline challenges dismissed by court in B.C.

Vancouver, Squamish pipeline challenges dismissed by court in B.C.

Justice Christopher Grauer ruled the province’s decision to issue the certificate was reasonable
Early learning programs for Indigenous kids get $30M boost

Early learning programs for Indigenous kids get $30M boost

B.C. government to help expand Aboriginal Head Start Association programs with three-year funding
Ferry sailing cancelled after ship’s second officer falls ill

Ferry sailing cancelled after ship’s second officer falls ill

Coastal Inspiration’s 8:15 p.m. sailing to Nanaimo on Tuesday cancelled, passengers to be compensated
B.C. man recounts intense rescue of couple caught in mudslide

B.C. man recounts intense rescue of couple caught in mudslide

Something told Dan Anderson to go back to the scene of a major mudslide on the long weekend.
Prince Rupert woman reported missing

Prince Rupert woman reported missing

Victoria Lynn Fraser was last seen on May 22, 2018
Big brew tanks headed for Chilliwack wrapped to look like beer cans

Big brew tanks headed for Chilliwack wrapped to look like beer cans

Snap a #beertanks selfie if you see massive tanks en route to Chilliwack
VIDEO: Two-year-old B.C. girl dies after she was found unresponsive in pool

VIDEO: Two-year-old B.C. girl dies after she was found unresponsive in pool

RCMP located toddler after she went missing from a daycare
Toronto opening 800 emergency spaces to deal with influx of refugee claimants

Toronto opening 800 emergency spaces to deal with influx of refugee claimants

Beginning Thursday, Toronto will temporarily house refugee claimants and new arrivals in 400 beds in the city’s east end.