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VANCOUVER — Recent heavy rains across British Columbia's central and southern Interior are swelling river levels in many areas, prompting a renewed flood watch and more high streamflow advisories.

Each bench costs $7,500.

An employee at the North Van shipyard was awarded $1,000 in damages after a BC Labour Relations Board arbitrator ruled three drug tests following a minor workplace accident weren't justified.

Homes and businesses near the bank were evacuated when police discovered a “potential explosive device” in a vehicle. The B.C. RCMP explosives disposal unit was called in to deal with the device but has since left the scene.

Premier John Horgan said after two bouts of cancer — throat cancer in 2021 and bladder cancer in 2008 — he is tired.

Party's reputation as 'big spenders' and 'debt raisers' shifted under Horgan's leadership

The nurse was disciplined for comments about sterilization of First Nations women and about a Black co-worker's hair.

Prosecution seeks to prove extradited suspect was behind 22 fake accounts in “persistent campaign of online sextortion” 

B.C. Soccer Association is preparing for suspension, but does not know when or how it will happen.

GDP growth is expected to plummet from 3.5% to 1.7% between 2022 and 2023.