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B.C. police department to provide free, 911-only cellphones for seniors

B.C. police department to provide free, 911-only cellphones for seniors

It can be used to dial 911 in emergencies at no upfront cost or monthly payment plan
Machete-waving man arrested for ‘causing a ruckus’ in Nanaimo

Machete-waving man arrested for ‘causing a ruckus’ in Nanaimo

Man facing mischief and weapons charge after Sept. 20 incident
Small plane crash on Vancouver Island; TSB deployed

Small plane crash on Vancouver Island; TSB deployed

Privately-owned De Havilland Beaver invovled in Wednesday accident
Licences yanked after transport truck plows into B.C. highway overpass

Licences yanked after transport truck plows into B.C. highway overpass

Firm’s entire fleet parked after traffic in North Vancouver snarled for hours, driver flees scene
B.C. First Nation set reveal initial findings in residential school probe

B.C. First Nation set reveal initial findings in residential school probe

Investigation has been ongoing into schools in Mission, Chilliwack and Yale
VIEWPOINT: Shuswap deputy fire chief grateful for support during wildfire fight

VIEWPOINT: Shuswap deputy fire chief grateful for support during wildfire fight

‘We couldn’t have done it without them’
McDougall Creek wildfire in West Kelowna now being held

McDougall Creek wildfire in West Kelowna now being held

The blaze is now unlikely to spread beyond predetermined boundaries
West Kelowna fire chief’s harrowing tale opens eyes at United Nations

West Kelowna fire chief’s harrowing tale opens eyes at United Nations

Canada’s wildfires take global centre stage at event aimed at putting a price on pollution
India suspends visa services for Canadians, citing ‘security threats’

India suspends visa services for Canadians, citing ‘security threats’

In 2021, 80,000 Canadian tourists visited India, ranking fourth globally
Housing policy centre stage as UBCM delegates grill trio of B.C. ministers

Housing policy centre stage as UBCM delegates grill trio of B.C. ministers

Finance Minister Katrine Conroy said government open to hear from communities who want vacancy tax
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