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Truck traffic lags 2019 levels at many ports of entry across Western Canada

A former full-patch member of the Devil’s Army told a close friend that he had made an agreement to co-operate with police and wasn’t coming home.

“We’re still working with the federal government with the three asks,” Casimir said, referring to the three proposed facilities.

The end result of sewage treatment, the biosolids are supposed to go to Lafarge cement kiln in Richmond, but it was out of commission for almost all of 2022, resulting in a space crunch at Hartland landfill.

The chief of the nation that filed a court case in hopes of winning its land back from the railway right-of-way says there is no business case to re-invest in the corridor

“The main goal is to deconstruct colonialism and really provide a safe place for Indigenous people to access safe healthcare,” said Crystal Smallboy of Big River Cree First Nation, who serves as an IHRT nurse with Ki-Low-Na Friendship Society (KFS).

VICTORIA — A former New Democrat cabinet minister who gave what was likely her last speech in the legislature Wednesday, said she was proud of her accomplishments despite working in an institution she called a "torture chamber.

Mounties have opened up their annual naming contest for Canadian kids

Share Hope Refugee Support Society provides helping hand to 167 people displaced by war in Ukraine

B.C. has lowest payroll-tax exemption limit in the country, says BCRFA CEO