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Ferry service anticipates moving 400,000 travellers, and says it has a plan to ensure no last-minute cancellations

Williams and Cook have been able to identify 150 Splatsin members so far, as survivors of residential schools. 45 of whom are still living.

Canada Border Services Agency has agreed to send two officers to Van Isle Marina each time the water taxi arrives with passengers from the San Juan Islands, at a cost of $430 per trip.

Officers observed "many commercial wood pallets” being burned that they said the company had been paid to remove from a local business.

The Tseshaht First Nation organized a forum to address the opioid crisis.

He was able to get his young son out of the water to safety, but was swept away by the strong current and did not resurface.

Surrey school joins businesses, institutions adopting small-scale carbon capture and use

“This shift, once fully approved, protects our robust program in the Okanagan at UBCO," says Dr. Andrew Hay, Provost and Vice President, Academic at Okanagan College.

In January, the Lone Star Conference decided to decline the Red Leafs' affiliate membership agreement renewal.

Part of the language revitalization funding comes from a federal class action lawsuit