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Canada adjusts steel, aluminum tariffs measures after 'progress' with U.S.

Canada adjusts steel, aluminum tariffs measures after 'progress' with U.S.

Feds to also create 2 government-stakeholder task forces for the two industries
Memory lane: Camera card found 8 years ago in Victoria destined for Norway

Memory lane: Camera card found 8 years ago in Victoria destined for Norway

'A story like this could inspire someone to just get out and enjoy, take photos and make a summer of memories'
More than words: Indigenous artist makes plea for reconciliation at Island unveiling

More than words: Indigenous artist makes plea for reconciliation at Island unveiling

Shq’apthut, a new public artwork by Maynard Johnny Jr., stands in Waterwheel Park
Vancouver Island First Nation offers a home to wayward B.C. grizzly bear

Vancouver Island First Nation offers a home to wayward B.C. grizzly bear

A First Nation chief hopes the province will allow a young grizzly bear roaming Texada Island to be translocated to a more secluded area within his nation's territory in Knight Inlet
B.C. Conservatives, NDP trade shots over Surrey election court challenge

B.C. Conservatives, NDP trade shots over Surrey election court challenge

B.C. Conservative challenge has amended his original petition asking court to overturn Surrey-Guildford result
Michael Saunders brings big-league pedigree to Saanich’s field of dreams

Michael Saunders brings big-league pedigree to Saanich’s field of dreams

The Lambrick Park grad and former Blue Jay set to join his old school’s baseball and softball academy this fall
Silver screen returns to Campbell River as shuttered movie theatre gets sequel

Silver screen returns to Campbell River as shuttered movie theatre gets sequel

New ownership to reopen city's last cinema — which closed in January — under Golin Cinemas umbrella
Flood watch issued for Lower Fraser/Chilcotin regions

Flood watch issued for Lower Fraser/Chilcotin regions

Anticipated precipitation could result in high river flows
B.C. boosts police funding to target repeat violent offenders

B.C. boosts police funding to target repeat violent offenders

Vancouver police credit program with 27% drop in violent crime
Coroner declines inquest into death of B.C. woman shot by police officer

Coroner declines inquest into death of B.C. woman shot by police officer

Lisa Rauch died after being shot with an ARWEN round in 2019