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Canada's retaliatory tariffs on $27.6 billion in U.S. goods take effect
Tariffs ranging from 15 to 50 per cent apply to more than 700 American products, effective immediately after midnight Tuesday.
Chinook salmon going blind as Salmon River runs dry; BC struggles with routine drought crises
Blinded Chinook salmon in Shuswap reveal the cost of emergency water restrictions that have become an almost yearly occurrence as the...
BC Conservatives keep full public funding despite losing a quarter of their MLAs
Ten MLAs have departed the party in three months under Kerry-Lynne Findlay's leadership, but the per-vote subsidy formula means taxpayer...
Canada's counter-tariffs on $27.6 billion in U.S. goods take effect today
The federal government imposed dollar-for-dollar tariffs on American products Tuesday, backed by a $7.5 billion support package for...
Canada's counter-tariffs on 700 U.S. products take effect Tuesday as trade talks stall
Counter-tariffs between 15 and 50 per cent hit $27.6 billion in American goods. No negotiations scheduled before the Tuesday deadline.
Two dead after single-engine plane crashes in Kananaskis Country near Mount McDougall
A Cirrus SR22 departed Springbank, Alberta on Saturday morning bound for Campbell River, B.C. Weather and location are hampering rescue efforts.
Canada Workers Benefit payments arrive October 9 — here's who qualifies and how much
The Advanced Canada Workers Benefit will be deposited this fall. Singles can receive up to $272, families up to $469, plus disability...
Nepal holds national day of mourning as floods kill over 1,300
Search and rescue efforts continue for roughly 5,000 missing after August 26 floods along Nepal-China border
Canada launches $28-billion countertariff on U.S. goods Tuesday as trade war escalates
Retaliatory tariffs on steel, aluminum, textiles, and hundreds of other products take effect at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday. Trump administration...
Assembly of First Nations seeks $19 billion over 20 years for Indigenous schools infrastructure
The AFN released an assessment Thursday showing more than 225 federally-funded First Nations schools are overcrowded, with 9 new schools...
B.C. hiker survives 5 nights lost in mountains near Squamish after phone dies
Stanislav Volo descended steep terrain with an injured heel and wrist, rationing gummy bears and eating wildflowers, before flagging...
Bear euthanized after attacking hiker near Whistler in Callaghan Conservancy
A woman was injured when a group of three hikers encountered two bears near Conflict Lake on Friday. Conservation officers euthanized an...
