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Only known woolly dog pelt returns to B.C. after 160 years at Smithsonian
The fur of a dog called Mutton, bred by Coast Salish peoples and stored in Washington since 1859, is on loan to UBC's Museum of...
30 lawsuits filed against OpenAI over Tumbler Ridge mass shooting
Families and survivors allege ChatGPT played a role in the February 2026 attack that killed nine people. OpenAI allegedly detected...
Quebec workers earn $2,700 less annually than Canadian average, gap widening
Statistics Canada data shows Quebec's average weekly earnings at $1,291.91 in June 2026, up 2.7% year-over-year but trailing the...
Trump threatens to ban Canadian products from U.S. federal contracts
Trump said he'll direct U.S. trade officials to remove Canadian-origin goods from government procurement unless Canada restores 'reciprocity.'
Online harms now top threat to Canadian children, new report finds
Children First Canada ranks online dangers ahead of bullying, poverty and abuse for the first time, citing cyberbullying, luring, sexual...
Health Canada approves SpayVac-Equid vaccine testing on Alberta wild horses
Alberta received research authorization in late August to test a new birth control vaccine on free-roaming horses. The latest survey...
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.
