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27 horses rescued from Lower Mainland property in terrible condition

27 horses rescued from Lower Mainland property in terrible condition

The BC SPCA is seeking homes and care for 27 horses that were seized during an animal cruelty investigation case last month. The horses were in terrible condition when they were rescued on Dec. 15, 2018 from a Langley property.
U.S. levels 23 charges against Huawei for stealing secrets, evading sanctions

U.S. levels 23 charges against Huawei for stealing secrets, evading sanctions

WASHINGTON - The U.S. Department of Justice is formally levelling 23 criminal charges against Chinese tech juggernaut Huawei Technologies, multiple subsidiaries and chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou.
Mental health rated low in B.C. despite healthy lifestyles and long life: doctor

Mental health rated low in B.C. despite healthy lifestyles and long life: doctor

British Columbians rate their mental health as nearly the lowest in the country
Squamish single mom battling cancer dies

Squamish single mom battling cancer dies

Fundraisers launched to raise money to help care for young daughters of Muriel "Mouse" Hanson
Measles outbreak in Washington prompts health warning in B.C.

Measles outbreak in Washington prompts health warning in B.C.

The B.C. Centre for Disease Control is warning British Columbians to take precautions if they’re planning to travel to Washington state, where a state of emergency has been declared due to a measles outbreak in Clark County.
B.C. voters across political spectrum approve of Speaker’s handling of Legislature scandal

B.C. voters across political spectrum approve of Speaker’s handling of Legislature scandal

Poll finds broad support for rule changes to improve transparency
New poll puts Liberals ahead of NDP in Nanaimo byelection

New poll puts Liberals ahead of NDP in Nanaimo byelection

Vote could change balance of power in B.C. legislature
B.C. freedom of information law changes suggested as spending scandal unfolds

B.C. freedom of information law changes suggested as spending scandal unfolds

Attorney General Eby to be asked about whistleblower protections
B.C. nurses approve new collective agreement with pay increase, workload changes

B.C. nurses approve new collective agreement with pay increase, workload changes

VICTORIA — Nurses in British Columbia will get a two per cent annual wage increase in a new three-year collective agreement. Details of the deal between the Nurses' Bargaining Association and the Health Employers' Association of B.C.
Squamish parks bus route renewed for summer 2019

Squamish parks bus route renewed for summer 2019

Squamish council also discusses possible expansion to bus services in general