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Canada’s first electric fire truck unveiled in Vancouver

Canada’s first electric fire truck unveiled in Vancouver

Move part of the city’s push to cut emissions, about 10% of its vehicle fleet now electric
With up to 100 mm of rain anticipated in Elk Valley, RDEK setting up sandbag station at Hosmer

With up to 100 mm of rain anticipated in Elk Valley, RDEK setting up sandbag station at Hosmer

B.C. residents with early-stage type 1 diabetes needed for drug study

B.C. residents with early-stage type 1 diabetes needed for drug study

Clinical trials in Vancouver seeking 17 patients for ongoing clinical trials
Man arrested for accelerating his car at Palestine demonstrator in Victoria

Man arrested for accelerating his car at Palestine demonstrator in Victoria

Pedestrian on the sidewalk narrowly evaded the vehicle as it sped toward them
‘Potent and impactful’ rain, wind, snow and high tides converging on B.C.

‘Potent and impactful’ rain, wind, snow and high tides converging on B.C.

Coastal, southern B.C. face weather warnings with incoming ‘atmospheric river’
PHOTOS: Locals hit the slopes on Fernie Alpine Resort’s opening weekend

PHOTOS: Locals hit the slopes on Fernie Alpine Resort’s opening weekend

A blanket of fresh snow made for excellent conditions on opening day
BC Ferries rejects colonial vessel name, honours First Nation

BC Ferries rejects colonial vessel name, honours First Nation

Ferry had long run with name matching Penelakut community’s Kuper residential school
‘Rogue One’: A B.C. AI model for predicting waves story

‘Rogue One’: A B.C. AI model for predicting waves story

University Victoria research expects to boost wave forecasting to help mariners travel safer
Atmospheric river to bring heavy rain to southern B.C.: Environment Canada

Atmospheric river to bring heavy rain to southern B.C.: Environment Canada

The storm, which is set to hit Monday, won’t be as powerful as in November 2021, forecasters say
Thompson River University student from Kelowna injured in fatal crash

Thompson River University student from Kelowna injured in fatal crash

Riley Brinnen graduated from Kelowna Secondary School in 2020