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B.C. economies 'less exposed' to potential U.S. tariffs: Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Kamloops, B.C., ranked 40th out of 41 cities, would be the second-most resilient in the event the U.S. does impose tariffs on Canadian goods, according to the chamber’s calculations.
B.C. physicians' group calls on province to create space in hospitals for overdose prevention
An unsanctioned overdose prevention site has been set up near the Royal Jubilee Hospital in Victoria, where volunteers with experience in recognizing and responding to drug overdoses will be on hand.
Former B.C. fisheries officer hosts new TV series highlighting wilder experiences of game wardens
The show Wardens: Case Files was inspired by Nelson's book, The Wildest Hunt, which details true stories from game wardens across North America.
Jack Wang explores complexities of love and war in new novel set in Vancouver
The Riveter author Jack Wang said he is fascinated with the involvement of Chinese-Canadians during the war, as it's something he never learned much about while growing up in Vancouver.
As a child, American Grammy-nominee Neko Case thought she was Canadian. She still feels close to the country
Neko Case's childhood and path to becoming a Grammy-nominated musician are detailed in her new memoir, The Harder I Fight The More I Love You, available now.
Former Kamloops Indian Residential School designated a national historic site
National historic sites are appointed as places that have shaped Canada — be it good or bad — to help Canadians understand the country's past and present. The Kamloops Indian Residential School was in operation from 1890 to 1969, after which it became a government-run residence for a day school, until it closed in 1978.
B.C.'s growing South Asian music scene takes the spotlight in Juno Awards nominations
B.C. artists are well-represented among Juno nominations this year ahead of the awards show in Vancouver next month.
Sea otter off Vancouver Island prime suspect in river otter deaths. Researchers say that's not unusual
Male sea otters that are not sexually or socially mature 'don't get access to females," which, in turn, frustrates the otter; it will attack and try to copulate with other animals, according to biologist Jane Watson.
Film on legacy of residential schools in Canada nominated for best documentary at 2025 Oscars
A film detailing the legacy of residential schools in Canada has been nominated for Best Documentary Feature at the 2025 Academy Awards.
This B.C. mom asked local grocery stores to bring in special carts for son who has a disability. They did
The cart is like a traditional cart but removes where small children often sit and replaces it with a larger seat that accommodates up to 250 pounds and has a five-point safety harness.