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Cannabis-impaired driving: Here’s what we know about the risks of weed behind the wheel

Cannabis-impaired driving: Here’s what we know about the risks of weed behind the wheel

Cannabis use doubles the risk of a fatal or serious-injury car crash, but some people believe it’s safer than alcohol-impaired driving
Paws It Forward rescues 61 dogs and eight cats from Manitoba

Paws It Forward rescues 61 dogs and eight cats from Manitoba

61 dogs and eight cats from Manitoba rescued in the new year
Hydro pole from Interior travels down three rivers to Tsawwassen

Hydro pole from Interior travels down three rivers to Tsawwassen

There are more than 60 poles still unaccounted for from the Highway 8 corridor
West Kelowna Warriors make three moves as the BCHL trade deadline comes and goes

West Kelowna Warriors make three moves as the BCHL trade deadline comes and goes

Over four seasons in the QMJHL, Farmer amassed 36 goals and 77 assists in 166 games.
Taseko shifting focus to other mines after province pulls plug on New Prosperity

Taseko shifting focus to other mines after province pulls plug on New Prosperity

Company diverts energies to Arizona, elsewhere in B.C. for new-project development
B.C. River Forecast Centre watching Similkameen, Nicola valleys closely for flood risks as temperatures warm

B.C. River Forecast Centre watching Similkameen, Nicola valleys closely for flood risks as temperatures warm

Major weather events might happen Wednesday or Thursday
Trucking company sues estate of man who died in Highway 5 crash

Trucking company sues estate of man who died in Highway 5 crash

Clearwater man allegedly failed to have control of vehicle that led to crash
Expect disruptions to ferry service as crew shortages hit, B.C. Ferries says

Expect disruptions to ferry service as crew shortages hit, B.C. Ferries says

The biggest impact could be on routes to or between small islands, says B.C. Ferries spokeswoman Deborah Marshall.
Cleanup continuing after king tides swamp West Vancouver waterfront

Cleanup continuing after king tides swamp West Vancouver waterfront

Ambleside, Dundarave piers still closed after some pilings knocked out
Atmospheric river packing several powerful rainstorms heading for southern B.C.

Atmospheric river packing several powerful rainstorms heading for southern B.C.

VANCOUVER — The B.C. government is urging south coast residents to protect their homes from potential floods as heavy rain is on the way and will combine with melting snow to cause damage.