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It took five years but a damaged road that has upended its residents' lives has finally been repaired

Emily Campbell recalls the discomfort of navigating a rough detour along the west bank of the Fraser River, south of Quesnel, B.C., following the main...

B.C. youth wants to start anew in Kamloops after homophobic bullying in Barriere

Destiny Paul came out as gay in March and has since been dating a girlfriend in Barriere, B.C., but she says she didn't anticipate it...

B.C. communities seek compensation for road wear caused by Trans Mountain pipeline expansion

Leaders from three B.C. communities situated along the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion (TMX) are preparing to seek compensation from the federal government for wear and...

ʔaq̓am chief denounces 'bogus' GoFundMe campaigns for St. Mary's River wildfire evacuees

The leader of a First Nations community near Cranbrook, B.C., is speaking out against what he says are "bogus" fundraising campaigns purporting to support members of...

Chinese Canadians remember Hong Kong-born singer Coco Lee's influence on Asian representation

Chinese Canadians are honouring the late singer Coco Lee (李玟) as a pioneer in promoting Asian representation in North American pop culture, even as her...

Ottawa removes education requirement for Hong Kongers pursuing permanent residency in Canada

More people from Hong Kong will now be eligible for permanent residency (PR) in Canada with changes to immigration requirements amid China's tightening of civil liberties...

Victoria gears up for Pride parade amid escalating anti-LGBTQ tensions

Community leaders and politicians are rallying for inclusivity and tolerance amidst a rising tide of anti-LGBTQ hate on Vancouver Island in the lead-up to the...

Quesnel, B.C., turns to goats to help curb wildfire risk

A municipality in central B.C. has been testing a unique way to help prevent wildfires, one that involves the help of some goats.The City of Quesnel has enlisted...

More provincial, federal support needed after cold snap devastated vines, say B.C. winemakers

B.C. winemakers are urging both the federal and provincial governments to provide additional support to help mitigate financial losses caused by a severe cold snap in the...

How one foreign-trained veterinarian is navigating the licensing process in Prince George, B.C.

Malouah Nicole Straker worked as a veterinarian in her home country of Trinidad and Tobago for 10 years before moving to Canada four months ago.However, due...

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