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Food airlifted to some areas along Highway 8

Food airlifted to some areas along Highway 8

It's unknown when Highway 8 may be usable again
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Safety alert: B.C.-wide mushroom recall issued for possible listeria contamination

Safety alert: B.C.-wide mushroom recall issued for possible listeria contamination

Check your fridges! Food contaminated with listeria may not look or smell spoiled but can still make you sick.
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Top-ranked T-birds always come prepared

Top-ranked T-birds always come prepared

T-wolves face stiff test next two nights taking on 11-time Canada West men's basketball champion UBC in weekend set at Northern Sport Centre
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Active Vanderhoof shooter suspect arrested, in custody

Active Vanderhoof shooter suspect arrested, in custody

Vanderhoof mayor praises use of BC Emergency Alert System during active shooting
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Thunderbirds' tall trees pose canopy challenge for UNBC

Thunderbirds' tall trees pose canopy challenge for UNBC

Skakirova continues to lead Canada West in scoring; T-wolves returning to basketball court after three-week break
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Street-level drug deal earns further jail time

Street-level drug deal earns further jail time

Douglas William Gibbs, 35, sentenced for selling heroin-fentanyl and methamphetamine to undercover police officers
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Singer, Heidt prepare for dates with national women's hockey team

Singer, Heidt prepare for dates with national women's hockey team

Cougar centres among 66 under-17 players picked for Capital City Challenge tournament which starts Friday in Ottawa
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How British Columbians can protect their home from flooding

How British Columbians can protect their home from flooding

From an emergency kit to simple household maintenance, there are a number of steps British Columbians can take to safeguard their home before another set of serious storms hits the South Coast.
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Cedars boys ranked No. 2 in province; volleyball provincials postponed to Dec. 8

Cedars boys ranked No. 2 in province; volleyball provincials postponed to Dec. 8

BC School Sports grapples with highway closures, later date could allow teams to travel to tournaments if roads to Lower Mainland repaired in time
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By the numbers: B.C. farmers face massive flood losses

By the numbers: B.C. farmers face massive flood losses

The scale of flood impacts on B.C. farmers in the Fraser Valley became a little clearer Thursday, though the agriculture minister refused to provide an update on the number of livestock killed in the flooding, citing the mental health of farmers. 
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