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General News Hour at 6th: Sept. 19
The actual staffing crisis at among Northern B. C. ’s key hospitals, as COVID cases rise. British Columbians prepare to go to the polls inside your 2021 federal election. A… Continue reading
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COVID-19 diagnosis precludes Shuswap many other from voting
The federal election is near, and one ex-boyfriend is very frustrated that he would not be able to cast a paquet. Our Shuswap man was last month diagnosed with COVID-19…. Continue reading
Locals frustrated over slow improvement after Lytton, B. C. wildfire
Almost several weeks after the village of Lytton was destroyed by a impetuous wildfire, one community top dog says there is growing irritation over access to the still lost –… Continue reading
Oily fish such as salmon Arm residents react to COVID-19 vaccine protesters entering for a
Oily fish such as salmon Arm residents are responding to parties that transpired in their community in the last few days. Vaccine protesters entered three colleges and universities on Friday… Continue reading
Old-growth logging dispute: Judge temporarily extends Fairy Creek injunction
A court injunction against old-growth logging protests on Vancouver Island will remain in effect beyond its expiry date later this month at least temporarily, says a judge who will rule… Continue reading
Parent of Carson Crimeni indicates others need to be held responsible meant for teen’s death
In excess of two years after a 14-year-old kids died of an overdose issues shocking video of ones last hours was publicly shared on social media, the daddy of Carson… Continue reading
B. C. ’s South Sea-coast sees rainiest day throughout the 32 months amid preliminary storm of the season
B. H. ’s South Coast were basically drenched by the first full-size fall storm of the precious time Friday. Rainfall warnings and inquiries for strong winds ended issued by Environment… Continue reading
L. C. says no, for the, to taking Alberta women during its spike from COVID-19 cases
Seems as though B. C. won’t end bailing out Alberta since that province deals with some of the after-effects of its controversial reaction to the pandemic. Ted Chernecki tells us… Continue reading
Service fees laid in connection with overdose health issues of Langley teen Carson Crimeni
Langley RCMP say a 20 year pensioner now faces a drug possession charge. The accused shouldn’t be named because he was a young kids of the time of Carson’s loss… Continue reading
Protesters claim underhanded tactics merely by police and forest corporate} at Fairy Creek visiting blockade
Anti-logging protesters are accusing forest firm} Teal-Jones and the RCMP of the underhanded tactics at the Fairy Creek blockade. They make claims they’re not just targeting a activists but dozens… Continue reading