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'Oh hell, you're not a dog': B.C. woman goes nose-to-nose with a big cat — twice

'Oh hell, you're not a dog': B.C. woman goes nose-to-nose with a big cat — twice

Wildfire near Penticton, B.C., has seen 'minimal' growth as weather cools

Wildfire near Penticton, B.C., has seen 'minimal' growth as weather cools

PENTICTON, B.C. — Firefighters battling a blaze near Penticton, B.C., welcomed cooler weather on Sunday, authorities said as winds began pushing the flames away from the city in the Okanagan Valley.

Victoria cops break up second straight party at downtown apartment

Victoria police say that for the second night in a row, they've broken up a party at the same downtown apartment and fined one of the participants.

Party host in Victoria, B.C., fined for allegedly failing to follow COVID-19 measures

Victoria Police say they issued a $2,300 fine to a party host who allegedly failed to follow COVID-19 provincial health guidelines.
A look at B.C.'s wildfire history

A look at B.C.'s wildfire history

VIDEO: B.C. vehicle break-in over in less than 30 seconds

VIDEO: B.C. vehicle break-in over in less than 30 seconds

B.C. reports 80 new COVID-19 cases, outbreak at Loblaws distribution centre

VANCOUVER — A Loblaws distribution centre in Surrey is the latest community outbreak of COVID-19 in British Columbia.

Ministry mislead students in wake of exam errors: Ombudsperson

VICTORIA — British Columbia's Education Ministry has agreed to apologize and compensate students harmed by incorrect provincial exam results last year.

Pandemic pushes BC Ferries revenue losses to $62 million in first quarter

VICTORIA — BC Ferries says the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in first quarter losses of $62 million, compared with net earnings of $12.2 million in the same period last year. The losses are from three months ending June 30.
B.C. police use flash grenades and tear gas in six-hour stand-off

B.C. police use flash grenades and tear gas in six-hour stand-off