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B.C. aims to axe the carbon tax, effective April 1

B.C. aims to axe the carbon tax, effective April 1

There was a scheduled increase for the tax, which will no longer go ahead if the legislation passes
UPDATED: Kootenay avalanche kills three skiers, injures another

UPDATED: Kootenay avalanche kills three skiers, injures another

The incident took place Monday afternoon in the Clute Creek watershed
Ernie Klassen acclaimed for Liberals in South Surrey-White Rock

Ernie Klassen acclaimed for Liberals in South Surrey-White Rock

Acclamation follows reports that former B.C premier Christy Clark was being considered as a candidate
RCMP: Bandits make off with $3K worth of shopping carts in Parksville

RCMP: Bandits make off with $3K worth of shopping carts in Parksville

Police also deal with online scammers, vandals
Tweaks possible for B.C. tariff response bill; specifics lacking, talk ongoing

Tweaks possible for B.C. tariff response bill; specifics lacking, talk ongoing

B.C. Housing Minister Ravi Kahlon says critics of Bill 7 can't complain if changes slow down pace of response
B.C. orca-lovers welcome new baby Bigg's to the Salish Sea

B.C. orca-lovers welcome new baby Bigg's to the Salish Sea

Healthy Bigg’s orca population numbers near 400
Independent B.C. tribunal launches to watchdog police violence against racialized groups

Independent B.C. tribunal launches to watchdog police violence against racialized groups

Advocates and families of victims launch People's Tribunal to probe police-related deaths, particu
Cyber-bullying: B.C. Cybertruck owner caught up in Tesla backlash

Cyber-bullying: B.C. Cybertruck owner caught up in Tesla backlash

Cybertruck and Tesla vehicle owners in Victoria have been the target of harrassment lately
Former Osoyoos Indian Band employee wins suit over 'constructive dismissal'

Former Osoyoos Indian Band employee wins suit over 'constructive dismissal'

One of the first First Nations tax administrators in Canada was replaced by a junior hire the court found
Tories have the most early candidates in B.C. as province ramps up for federal vote

Tories have the most early candidates in B.C. as province ramps up for federal vote

Federal parties have distinct areas of strength, weaknesses looking at the political map