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Northwest B.C. First Nation celebrates return of ancestral totem pole to their territory

Northwest B.C. First Nation celebrates return of ancestral totem pole to their territory

Held in a Scottish museum for nearly a century, the pole was celebrated in a grand ceremony Sept. 29
NDP will answer questions from 3 corners when B.C. legislature resumes

NDP will answer questions from 3 corners when B.C. legislature resumes

Conservatives get full party status, House Leader says government won’t give them ‘an easy pass’
Hay shortage forcing ranchers to offload cattle in northwest B.C.

Hay shortage forcing ranchers to offload cattle in northwest B.C.

Cattle ranchers in Hwy 16 corridor to be economically affected for next 2-3 years
B.C. approves major expansion to Delta port container terminal

B.C. approves major expansion to Delta port container terminal

Province sets out 16 binding conditions to “avoid, minimize or offset” potential adverse impacts
Who poisoned 7 trees at an Osoyoos park remains a mystery

Who poisoned 7 trees at an Osoyoos park remains a mystery

Mature cottonwoods at Goodman Park were cut down recently after being poisoned
Coyotes attacking the homeless in Prince George

Coyotes attacking the homeless in Prince George

Authorities issue warning after 6 attacks in a week, most against city’s unhoused
2 bodies found in B.C. trailer fire

2 bodies found in B.C. trailer fire

No criminality suspected in Westside Road blaze
B.C. marks 10th anniversary of Orange Shirt Day with new statutory holiday

B.C. marks 10th anniversary of Orange Shirt Day with new statutory holiday

British Columbians asked to mark holiday by learning about legacy of residential school system
Legislation increasing housing density coming next week: BC housing minister

Legislation increasing housing density coming next week: BC housing minister

Ravi Kahlon acknowledged some municipalities won’t be happy, but says time for talking over
Langley Thanksgiving food drive collects 42,000 lbs of donations

Langley Thanksgiving food drive collects 42,000 lbs of donations

Donations needed ‘now more than ever,’ say local food bank representatives