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Homicide team in B.C. says human remains found a week after vehicle fire put out

BURNABY, B.C. — A burned-out vehicle taken to a tow yard last week in Burnaby, British Columbia, is now part of a homicide investigation.
B.C. tabs Thompson Rivers University to study wildfire prediction, responses

B.C. tabs Thompson Rivers University to study wildfire prediction, responses

KAMLOOPS, B.C. — A university located in the heart of one of British Columbia's most volatile forest fire regions will lead new research in wildfire prediction, prevention and response.
Province cancels resident priority for BC Ferries

Province cancels resident priority for BC Ferries

Four Vancouver plazas approved for pilot project allowing outdoor drinking

Four Vancouver plazas approved for pilot project allowing outdoor drinking

VANCOUVER — Residents will soon have four new outdoor locations in Vancouver to enjoy a beer or glass of wine. Vancouver council has approved a pilot project allowing alcohol consumption in four city plazas.
Warmer weather leads to B.C. wildfire warning

Warmer weather leads to B.C. wildfire warning

Sizzling temperatures, high humidity, prompt heat warnings across West

Sizzling temperatures, high humidity, prompt heat warnings across West

VANCOUVER — Residents across much of southern Alberta, central and southeast Saskatchewan and British Columbia's southern Interior are sweltering through a hot spell.
Homicide investigation after human remains found in vehicle in Burnaby, B.C.

Homicide investigation after human remains found in vehicle in Burnaby, B.C.

BURNABY, B.C. — Homicide detectives are investigating the discovery of a body in a vehicle in Burnaby, B.C.

Three people compete in B.C. Green Party leadership race

VICTORIA — Three candidates have been officially approved to run for leadership of the British Columbia Green Party, as they look to replace former leader Andrew Weaver. Sonia Furstenau already has a seat in the B.C.
Vancouver International Airport to begin mandatory temperature screening

Vancouver International Airport to begin mandatory temperature screening

B.C.'s COVID infections jump by 41 with more cases at packing plant, Haida Gwaii

VANCOUVER — There are more COVID-19 infections from outbreaks at a British Columbia berry packing plant and on Haida Gwaii, contributing to the provincial total of 41 new cases announced Wednesday.