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B.C. plan for associate doctors stalled by pandemic

B.C. plan for associate doctors stalled by pandemic

"We also still want to work as physicians, but we’d rather work as associate physicians than driving taxis and working retail."
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Horgan says he'll keep wearing a mask, feels 'sad' for horn-honking protesters

Horgan says he'll keep wearing a mask, feels 'sad' for horn-honking protesters

"There will be no occupation in Victoria," says B.C. Premier John Horgan.
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'Absolute nightmare': B.C. man recounts 10 months with ICBC's 'no-fault' insurance

'Absolute nightmare': B.C. man recounts 10 months with ICBC's 'no-fault' insurance

Less than two weeks after ICBC launched its 'no-fault' insurance paradigm, Scott Shepherd was hit by a car while walking on a sidewalk in North Vancouver.
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Dawson Creek murder suspect fit to stand trial

Dawson Creek murder suspect fit to stand trial

Homicide suspect Morgen Lambert-Bouma will stand trial for the murder of a 54-year-old man in Kelly Lake in 2019 but he must remain in a psychiatric hospital for the duration of the trial, a BC Supreme Court judge has ruled.
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Kelowna cop facing obstruction of justice charges

Kelowna cop facing obstruction of justice charges

Const. Sean Eckland is due to appear in Kelowna provincial court on April 4.
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Central Mountain Air signs deal for charter flights to Red Chris mine

Central Mountain Air signs deal for charter flights to Red Chris mine

Charter services for mining crews are provided weekly from several marshalling points – Vancouver, Nanaimo, Kamloops, Kelowna, Williams Lake, Prince George and Calgary – into Smithers, then on to Dease Lake.
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Canadian and Chinese regulators clear B.C. gold mine sale to Australian firm

Canadian and Chinese regulators clear B.C. gold mine sale to Australian firm

Australia's Newcrest Mining Ltd. takes over Brucejack gold mine in northwestern B.C.; maintains Chinese market with PRC-approval
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Police call on person who threw egg that knocked man out to 'take responsibility'

Police call on person who threw egg that knocked man out to 'take responsibility'

James Chapman says he's still feeling a little woozy after being hit by a raw egg thrown from a passing vehicle in Nanaimo last month.
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B.C. to 'spring forward' into daylight saving time this weekend

B.C. to 'spring forward' into daylight saving time this weekend

British Columbians will lose an hour of sleep this weekend when the clocks 'spring forward' into daylight saving time
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Planning underway to prepare B.C. for wave of Ukrainian refugees

Planning underway to prepare B.C. for wave of Ukrainian refugees

The United Nations says 2.5 million people have fled Ukraine since Russia invaded the country on Feb. 24.
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