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Don't take winter tires off just yet, B.C. highways still require them

Don't take winter tires off just yet, B.C. highways still require them

Some mountainous highways in B.C. require winter tires until April 30.

RV fire in residential neighbourhood in Surrey, B.C., claims one life

SURREY, B.C. — Police and fire officials say one person is dead in a recreational vehicle fire in a residential neighbourhood in Surrey, B.C. Surrey Fire Service says the blaze was reported Wednesday as the trailer sat in the driveway of a home.
Prince George wants province to pay cost of opioid OD first-aid equipment

Prince George wants province to pay cost of opioid OD first-aid equipment

Sixty per cent of dispatched calls to Prince George Fire Rescue calls were medical related
Decision yet to be given for Kelly Lake murder suspect

Decision yet to be given for Kelly Lake murder suspect

A decision has yet to be given for homicide suspect Morgen Lambert-Bouma, who stands accused of killing 54-year-old Owen Cardinal in 2019 in Kelly Lake.
B.C. co-op must pay damages for not using subsidy reserve to help resident

B.C. co-op must pay damages for not using subsidy reserve to help resident

Roberta Marshman claimed she had lost $17,560 in subsidies because she had not been enrolled by the Lavender Housing Cooperative.
Fort St. John RCMP locate missing woman

Fort St. John RCMP locate missing woman

The Fort St John RCMP have found 31-year-old Kayla Marie Pinkerton.
Fort St. John SPCA reopens doors at new location

Fort St. John SPCA reopens doors at new location

The North Peace SPCA have reopened their doors on 89th Ave in Fort St. John, after two years of struggling to provide in-person services, as the old facility was closed in 2022, deemed unsafe for use.
No mental health damages awarded in B.C. fridge delivery case

No mental health damages awarded in B.C. fridge delivery case

Daylen Cossette claimed $3,000 in damages for increased food and gas costs, mental health decline, lost work and negative career impacts.
B.C. to kill 25 deer to test for chronic wasting disease in Kootenay region

B.C. to kill 25 deer to test for chronic wasting disease in Kootenay region

VICTORIA — The B.C. government says it will cull 25 deer in the Kootenay region to test for chronic wasting disease. The Ministry of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship says two deer in the region tested positive for the disease earlier this year.
Squamish math historian redefines origin of decimal point

Squamish math historian redefines origin of decimal point

Historic Revelation: Trinity Western prof uncovers that the decimal point was used 150 years before previously thought.