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Man sentenced to life in prison for brutal murder of brother of Lapu-Lapu accused killer

17-01-2026 05:17 via cbc.ca

A judge has sentenced a man to life in prison for the 2024 murder of Alexander Lo, the brother of Kai-Ji Adam Lo who is accused of the Lapu-Lapu Day alleged car-ramming attack.

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City of Nanaimo hopes to transform Woodgrove area into new urban hub

17-01-2026 04:50 via cbc.ca

The City of Nanaimo is moving into Phase 3 of the Woodgrove Plan, and is launching a survey to seek out public feedback.

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Icy water floods rural properties as evacuations ordered in northwest B.C.

17-01-2026 04:01 via cbc.ca

The regional district of Kitimate-Stikine has declared a state of local emergency and ordered several properties evacuated as an ice jam reroutes the Kispiox River.

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Insured flood costs estimated at $74M in B.C.'s Fraser Valley

17-01-2026 03:43 via cbc.ca

Severe weather and flooding that lashed southern British Columbia and parts of Alberta last month caused close to $90 million in insured damage, with B.C.'s Fraser Valley suffering the heaviest losses, the Insurance Bureau of Canada said Friday.

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Kelowna business operators decry having to pay to voice crime concerns at public forum

17-01-2026 02:29 via globalnews.ca

The Jan. 27 event at the Kelowna Community Theatre requires business operators to pre-register and pay.

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Blown tires, damaged vehicles reported as massive potholes riddle Coquihalla Highway

17-01-2026 02:26 via globalnews.ca

'There was nothing indicating that there were potholes there. I hit it hard, it went flat and I had to call 911,' he said.

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Richmond challenging B.C. privacy watchdog's order to remove surveillance cameras

17-01-2026 02:15 via cbc.ca

Privacy Commissioner Michael Harvey this week ordered the city to get rid of the cameras at the intersection of Minoru Boulevard and Granville Avenue after an investigation report concluded the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act didn't grant the city legal authority to use them.

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Approved B.C. Conservative leadership candidates must pay $110K in fees

17-01-2026 02:00 via cbc.ca

The race to become leader of the B.C. Conservatives will reach its conclusion on May 30, the party announced Friday along with a list of rules for prospective candidates.

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Meteorologist says strong winds may be behind this week's stunning B.C. sunsets

17-01-2026 01:59 via cbc.ca

British Columbians who have thought the sunrises and sunsets this week look particularly beautiful, may not be wrong. Meteorologist Bobby Sekhon says particles kicked up by strong winds from a high pressure ridge hitting the province could be behind the striking colours.

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Canada-China trade deal framed as a win for B.C.’s economy

17-01-2026 01:46 via globalnews.ca

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a new deal with Beijing on electric vehicles and canola at the end of a high-profile trip on Friday.

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Wet, warm weather prompts B.C. ski closures

17-01-2026 00:27 via cbc.ca

Some resorts are having to shut down certain runs while some are closing altogether amidst unseasonably warm temperatures.

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B.C. psychologist says government ignored two decades of addiction research

16-01-2026 23:14 via globalnews.ca

Health Minister Josie Osborne announced on Wednesday that the controversial trial project would end on Jan. 31, admitting it hadn't achieved the results the government had wanted.

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Canadian canola farmers express ‘cautious optimism’ over trade agreement with China

16-01-2026 22:26 via globalnews.ca

Canadian farmers are hailing news that China has agreed to slash duties on imports of Canadian canola products as 'an important milestone' in the countries' trading relationship.

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Tribunal upholds $10,000 fine against B.C. ostrich farm

16-01-2026 21:42 via globalnews.ca

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency issued the fine, alleging Universal Ostrich Farm failed to notify authorities about the presence of avian flu on the property.

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BC Today: Welcoming Chinese EVs to Canada | Picking up a new January hobby

16-01-2026 21:00 via cbc.ca

BC Today is where British Columbians connect on issues facing their lives and their community with host Michelle Eliot.

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Man arrested following homicide in Abbotsford hotel room

16-01-2026 20:40 via globalnews.ca

Police said that officers were called to the Best Western Hotel near Marshall Road and Clearbrook Road just before noon on Thursday for reports of a 'suspicious circumstance.'

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18-year-old dies after falling from Cypress Mountain chairlift

16-01-2026 19:20 via globalnews.ca

West Vancouver police said that emergency services were called at approximately 7:25 p.m. after reports that someone was in medical distress after a fall.

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Person dead after Cypress Mountain ski resort incident

16-01-2026 18:39 via cbc.ca

West Vancouver Police Department and Cypress Mountain Resort have offered condolences to the person's family.

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18-year-old dead after fall from chairlift at Cypress Mountain ski resort

16-01-2026 18:39 via cbc.ca

Police say evidence suggests the incident was an accident, as there are no obvious indications of technical or mechanical issues with the chairlift.

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B.C. poet Anne-Marie Turza wins $50K Writer’s Trust Board Fellowship

16-01-2026 18:08 via cbc.ca

The inaugural program rewards one mid-career writer annually for "exceptional creative ability and outstanding promise in their publications to date."

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Man charged after homicide at Abbotsford, B.C., hotel

16-01-2026 17:22 via cbc.ca

Police say 26-year-old Sondeep Singh Gill of Abbotsford was charged with second-degree murder and indignity to human remains in relation to the killing.

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Homicide investigators called in after death at Abbotsford, B.C., hotel

16-01-2026 17:22 via cbc.ca

Police confirmed the incident was a homicide and was contained to a room within the hotel. A person was arrested at the scene and remains in custody.

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‘Symphony of the sea’: Big, barking, bellowing sea lions back in Howe Sound

16-01-2026 15:00 via cbc.ca

"It's almost like a biker gang convention. They just arrive out of nowhere, they cause havoc, they’re barking and belching,” said UBC fisheries professor Andrew Trites.

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Chase, B.C., charity secures funding to pay for childhood educator training

16-01-2026 14:00 via cbc.ca

A charity in Chase, B.C., has secured funding that it hopes will improve child-care services in the community by training new childhood educators.

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RCMP applicants endured 'improper and invasive' medical exams for years, lawsuit alleges

16-01-2026 10:00 via cbc.ca

One thousand RCMP employees, past and present, allege as part of a class-action lawsuit headed to Federal Court this month, that they were subjected to "improper and invasive" breast, genital and rectal exams during mandatory medical screening, CBC News has learned.

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Sorokin, Islanders blank Oilers 1-0

16-01-2026 05:47 via globalnews.ca

Ilya Sorokin recorded a 35-save shutout as the New York Islanders narrowly got past the Edmonton Oilers 1-0 on Thursday.

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Canadians, British Columbians will only benefit from close relationship with India: premier

16-01-2026 04:27 via cbc.ca

B.C. Premier David Eby, who is on a trade mission to India, spoke to reporters in Mumbai about which sectors in the province are receiving interest from investors.

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Nanaimo repeat offender back in custody after incident at coffee shop

16-01-2026 04:13 via globalnews.ca

Nanaimo RCMP confirmed that 40-year-old Aiden Tye of Nanaimo was charged with assault with a weapon, mischief, indecent act, indecent exhibition, and breach of a probation order.

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Tribunal fines B.C.'s Universal Ostrich farm $10K for failing to report avian influenza symptoms

16-01-2026 02:48 via cbc.ca

The Canada Agricultural Review Tribunal issued the fine to the farm's the owners in Edgewood, B.C., for failing to report symptoms of sickness in their birds in December 2024. The tribunal found that the CFIA were first notified about the avian flu on Dec. 28, 2024, following an anonymous call to its sick bird hotline. It also stated that the ostriches tested positive for highly pathogenic H5-subtype avian flu

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