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Ottawa stopped measuring sediment years ago, throwing the future of flood defences, farmland, cities and delta health into question

The funds will go towards individual bleeding control kits, new technical uniform pants and lighting on the volunteer team’s new rescue truck to improve visibility.

Rick Tocchet: "The practice rink has three sheets of ice. As a coach, you’re like, ‘Oh my god.’"

Whistler Fire Rescue reminds public to get permits and stay vigilant, even in wet weather

A dump truck was impounded following a vehicle inspection.

"Murder at the Point Saloon" takes place June 7

The pause applies to new logging investments in the Revelstoke-Shuswap region, where the Columbia North caribou herd is losing habitat faster than it's replaced

While medications like Wegovy promise quick results, many people still prefer a drug-free path to shedding pounds. Science now supports dietary strategies that can mimic their effects.

'In the early 1970s, when summers in the area were quiet and many people left town, Bert Melsness was working in heavy construction in the Squamish area. The company he worked for was obligated to pay for accommodation for employees from outside of the area, either by paying for a hotel or by providing an allowance'