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New Island long-term care homes to ensure residents feel connected, active

New Island long-term care homes to ensure residents feel connected, active

Island Health says they will feature easy-to-reach gathering places, gardens, childcare centres
B.C. tourist town adds pay parking, ends up losing money in the process

B.C. tourist town adds pay parking, ends up losing money in the process

Tofino tweaking downtown parking fees after missing revenue targets and losing money
Cash shop-and-swap fraud allegations land Quebec man in Surrey jail

Cash shop-and-swap fraud allegations land Quebec man in Surrey jail

He’s charged with crimes connected to merchandise sales on social media
Surrey council’s mandate to keep RCMP not protected by charter, court hears

Surrey council’s mandate to keep RCMP not protected by charter, court hears

The ‘expressive activity’ of voting is protected, but a mandate from it is not: lawyer
Sassy the goat saved from oncoming train after escaping in B.C. town

Sassy the goat saved from oncoming train after escaping in B.C. town

Wayward goat taken into custody and returned home safely
4.8-magnitude earthquake recorded west of Vancouver Island

4.8-magnitude earthquake recorded west of Vancouver Island

Ehattesaht warns against approaching kwiisaḥiʔis as she works to find her family

Ehattesaht warns against approaching kwiisaḥiʔis as she works to find her family

Nation, DFO stepping up patrols to ensure whale does not encounter humans
MELTDOWN: As water dries up, Creston Valley’s farmers worry for the future

MELTDOWN: As water dries up, Creston Valley’s farmers worry for the future

RDCK is studying the feasibility of additional water sources for the area
1 person airlifted to hospital following 2-vehicle crash north of Qualicum Beach

1 person airlifted to hospital following 2-vehicle crash north of Qualicum Beach

Fire Chief: Both drivers required extrication using jaws of life and cutters
Adults more likely to co-own homes with their parents in B.C. than elsewhere

Adults more likely to co-own homes with their parents in B.C. than elsewhere

Co-ownership also more likely among immigrant families, Statistics Canada says