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Politicsnational-post1mo ago

Canadian Police Warn Sikh Activist of Life Threat

A month after Carney’s trip to India, police in British Columbia have warned another Sikh activist, Randhawa, of a threat to his life. Randhawa is known as a longtime advocate for the establishment of an independent Khalistan within India.

First Nations Leaders Oppose BC's Plan to Pause DRIPA
Culturecbc1mo ago

First Nations Leaders Oppose BC's Plan to Pause DRIPA

First Nations leaders in British Columbia are urging NDP MLAs to reject Premier David Eby’s proposal to suspend sections of the province’s Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA), as the government prepares for a confidence vote.

Politicsnational-post8h ago

Call to Scrap British Columbia's DRIPA Law

An opinion piece argues that British Columbia's DRIPA law is irredeemable and should be scrapped, claiming it is tearing the province apart rather than serving as a vehicle for reconciliation.

US Man Loses Appeal of $2.35M Fine for Starting BC Wildfire
Worldcbc4d ago

US Man Loses Appeal of $2.35M Fine for Starting BC Wildfire

A U.S. man has lost his appeal against a $2.35 million fine for allegedly starting a wildfire in a sensitive ecological reserve in British Columbia's Sea-to-Sky region in 2018. Investigators had determined he was likely responsible for the blaze.

Canadian Cruise Passenger Tests Positive for Hantavirus
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Canadian Cruise Passenger Tests Positive for Hantavirus

A Canadian passenger from the MV Hondius cruise ship tested positive for hantavirus, bringing the total number of cases linked to the vessel to 11. This development led to medical isolation for some individuals, though another isolated patient later tested negative.

Culturenational-post22d ago

BC Conservatives' Lead Over NDP Widens to 10 Points in New Poll

A recent poll indicates that the British Columbia Conservatives have extended their lead over the NDP to 10 points, with Premier Eby's approval rating declining and nearly half favoring the repeal of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act.

B.C. Senior Shares Personal Story of Homelessness
Culturecbc1mo ago

B.C. Senior Shares Personal Story of Homelessness

A former teacher from Surrey, British Columbia, shares his experiences with homelessness, including nightmares and death threats, challenging the misconception that it only affects those with drug or mental health issues.

Healthnational-post1mo ago

Canadian father warns of online network after daughter's suicide

A father from British Columbia is warning about an extremist online network, '764,' after his daughter, Penelope, was allegedly groomed to commit suicide. He described her transformation from a gifted child to one who self-harmed and eventually took her own life.

Four Grey Whales Found Dead Off British Columbia Coast
Sciencecbc1mo ago

Four Grey Whales Found Dead Off British Columbia Coast

Four grey whales were discovered dead off Vancouver Island within 10 days, adding to a series of recent deaths along the coasts of Washington state and San Francisco. Researchers are concerned about a dramatic decline in available prey.

B.C. Premier Opposes Federal Temporary Foreign Worker Program Expansion
Politicscbc2mo ago

B.C. Premier Opposes Federal Temporary Foreign Worker Program Expansion

British Columbia Premier David Eby has indicated he will not support the federal government's plan to temporarily expand allowances for temporary foreign workers for rural employers. Eby argues that a pathway to permanent residency should be prioritized instead of increasing temporary worker programs.

B.C.'s move to end time changes sparks cross-Canada conversation
Politicscbc2mo ago

B.C.'s move to end time changes sparks cross-Canada conversation

British Columbia’s move to permanent daylight time has reignited conversations across the country about scrapping biannual time changes. After B.C. Premier David Eby announced Monday that most of the province will change its clocks for the last time this weekend, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said it’s time to consider following suit. Other provinces say discussions are happening.

Italian Diplomatic Activities Worldwide
WorldANSA3mo ago

Italian Diplomatic Activities Worldwide

Italian ambassadors are actively engaged in various diplomatic efforts worldwide, including visits to Canada, meetings in Estonia, cultural greetings in Vietnam, archaeological visits in Iraq, legal cooperation with Brazil, support for a Ghanaian striker, economic cooperation in Ukraine, aid delivery in Mozambique, hospital visits in Argentina, and participation in a start-up program in Tunisia.

Canadians Struggle with Mortgage Payments, Report Shows
Businesscbc21h ago

Canadians Struggle with Mortgage Payments, Report Shows

A new report from Equifax Canada indicates that Canadians are increasingly finding it difficult to keep up with mortgage payments, particularly in high-priced markets like Ontario and British Columbia. Mortgage delinquency balances have risen 32 percent nationally compared to last year.

Six Incredible Log Homes Featured
CultureThe Week1d ago

Six Incredible Log Homes Featured

A feature showcases six incredible log homes, including a Swiss-chalet-style abode in Colorado and a curvy, stone-filled home in British Columbia.

national-post1mo ago

Canadian Woman Faces Drug Smuggling Charges in South Korea

Spring Parks, a woman from British Columbia, was arrested in South Korea on drug smuggling charges after nearly four kilograms of meth were found in her luggage. Her daughter claims she was a victim of an online scam.

Two Arrested and Charged in Death of Anti-Iranian Regime Activist in Canada
WorldNYTcbc2mo ago2 sources

Two Arrested and Charged in Death of Anti-Iranian Regime Activist in Canada

A man and a woman have been arrested and charged with first-degree murder in connection with the death of Masood Masjoody, an anti-Iranian regime activist who went missing weeks ago in British Columbia. Authorities described the incident as targeted, with the suspects and victim known to each other.

A minute with: Koula Hadjitooulou, author, poet
Culturecyprus-mail2mo ago

A minute with: Koula Hadjitooulou, author, poet

Where do you live?I live in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada with my husband and our rescue dog, Cheetah. What did you have for breakfast?Yoghurt with half a banana, almonds, walnuts, dates, and muesli. Whole grain toast, a boiled egg, and coffee. Describe your perfect dayHave breakfast, take Cheetah out for her walk, and immerse myself […]

Family Sues OpenAI Over School Shooting in Canada
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Family Sues OpenAI Over School Shooting in Canada

A family is suing OpenAI, alleging fatal negligence after the company banned a Canadian school shooter's ChatGPT account but failed to alert authorities, claiming the shooter used the AI tool to plan the attack, with the lawsuit specifically stating OpenAI knew about the massacre plans and did not…

New Yorker's First Impressions of Vancouver
CultureBusiness Insider3mo ago

New Yorker's First Impressions of Vancouver

A Business Insider reporter shares her experiences and observations from her first visit to Vancouver, British Columbia, highlighting seven surprising aspects of the Canadian city.