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U.S. eyes temporary shutdown of Aldergrove border crossing

U.S. eyes temporary shutdown of Aldergrove border crossing

General Services Administration report says option is being considered to speed construction of new facilities
VIDEO: B.C. vet pulls arrow from Canada goose

VIDEO: B.C. vet pulls arrow from Canada goose

A goose, named Wilson, was living with the arrow lodged in its backside for at least seven months
Targeted shooting in North Delta now a homicide

Targeted shooting in North Delta now a homicide

Police have identified the victim as 29-year-old Delta resident Gurvinder Uppal
B.C. expert says Canadians can no longer take U.S. for granted

B.C. expert says Canadians can no longer take U.S. for granted

Inauguration of U.S. President Donald Trump raises security and economic issues for Canada, say experts
Suspect charged in 2023 Vancouver Downtown Eastside rooming house murder

Suspect charged in 2023 Vancouver Downtown Eastside rooming house murder

Jorge Marquez Medina charged with 2nd-degree murder in death of Thunder Dennis
Lumby mayor sues BC United, his former party, over campaign expenses

Lumby mayor sues BC United, his former party, over campaign expenses

Kevin Acton was BC United's candidate in Vernon-Lumby before the party folded ahead of the 2024 B.C. election
Surrey police investigate 'targeted arson' at Surrey business

Surrey police investigate 'targeted arson' at Surrey business

Early-morning blaze Tuesday significantly damaged 3 large trucks
Premier Eby says B.C. will "respond in kind" to U.S. tariffs

Premier Eby says B.C. will "respond in kind" to U.S. tariffs

Premier also addressed the idea of Canadians boycotting travelling to the U.S. as a tactic
Advocate urges Canada to stop warehousing seniors, build smaller care homes

Advocate urges Canada to stop warehousing seniors, build smaller care homes

National Institute on Ageing calls for more comfortable home-like environments
B.C. university study finds seafloor has major climate change mitigation potential

B.C. university study finds seafloor has major climate change mitigation potential

Lead University of Victoria researcher says seafloor sediments make up one of the planet's largest stores of carbon