B.C. Court Rulings Jeopardize Private Property Rights
Two recent B.C. court decisions undermine private property rights, threatening the province's economic foundation. Analysis of the Cowichan Tribes and Gitxaala rulings and their implications.
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American columnist questions U.S.-Canada friendship amid tensions
An American columnist reflects on the strained U.S.-Canada relationship under President Trump, citing tariffs, rhetoric, and a bipartisan call to repair the vital alliance. Explore the fallout and future.
Alberta's 2026 Referendum to Vote on Immigration Control
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith confirms a provincial referendum in October 2026 will include a vote on gaining more control over immigration, citing federal mismanagement and strong public support.
Poilievre: Will Build Pipeline Over Objections
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre states he would proceed with an oil pipeline even without unanimous consent, contrasting PM Carney's consensus approach. Key details on the political divide.
Smith pushes for B.C. collaboration on lifting tanker ban
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith expresses her intent to work with British Columbia on energy policy, maintaining hope for support to lift the federal tanker ban. Explore the ongoing interprovincial dialogue.
Poll: Majority of BC Residents Support Pipeline Idea
New Angus Reid poll reveals 53% of British Columbians conditionally support Alberta-to-coast oil pipeline, showing shift in public opinion from previous opposition.
B.C. Demands Respect from Ottawa in Pipeline Talks
British Columbia's deputy premier asserts provincial rights in pipeline negotiations with Ottawa and Alberta. Get the latest on intergovernmental tensions and energy policy.
Carney's commerce-first policy ignores Sudan atrocities
Prime Minister Mark Carney's trade-focused foreign policy faces criticism for prioritizing economic deals over human rights concerns in Sudan and other global conflicts.
Canada Reaches Deal for New West Coast Oil Pipeline
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith have agreed on a deal to support a new oil pipeline to Canada's west coast, marking a major political breakthrough.
Alberta separatists court US support for independence bid
Alberta separatist leader Cameron Davies travels to US to build support for Alberta independence movement. Critics question motives as court considers sovereignty referendum.
Carney's China Meeting Sparks U.S. Relations Debate
Prime Minister Mark Carney's meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping at APEC summit raises questions about Canada's diplomatic priorities with the U.S. Read analysis.
Syria reopens London embassy after 12-year closure
Syria officially reopened its embassy in London this week, restoring diplomatic relations with the UK after more than a decade of closure amid ongoing conflict.
BASE jumper rescued from Squamish mountain
Squamish Search and Rescue crews successfully rescued a BASE jumper from a mountain near Squamish, B.C. on November 11. Read about the dramatic rescue operation.
Canadian worries about Trump, US relations increasing: poll
New Nanos poll reveals growing Canadian anxiety about Donald Trump's potential impact on Canada-U.S. relations. Discover the key findings and what they mean for cross-border cooperation.
Rainfall warning issued for parts of Metro Vancouver
Environment Canada issues rainfall warning for Metro Vancouver with heavy downpours expected. Stay informed about weather alerts and safety precautions.
Avian flu kills 19 birds at B.C. animal sanctuary
A Vancouver animal sanctuary confirms avian influenza outbreak resulting in 19 bird fatalities. Learn about the impact and ongoing monitoring efforts.
Search scaled back for missing hiker in Coquitlam
RCMP reduces search efforts for Alfred Wong after extensive Coquitlam wilderness search. Family awaits answers as investigation continues.
Rock Slide Suspected in B.C. Train Derailment, Fuel Spill
Investigators probe a possible rock slide as the cause of a VancouverRailways derailment near Kamloops, spilling over 70,000 litres of aviation fuel. Cleanup efforts are underway.
B.C. Securities Commission settles for $4M+
The B.C. Securities Commission has reached a settlement exceeding $4 million with an individual and his company. Discover the details of this significant regulatory action.
U.S. billionaire funds B.C. ostrich farm legal defence
American billionaire John Catsimatidis speaks out after funding legal defence for B.C. ostrich farm where 300 birds were culled. 'Something is rotten,' he declares in exclusive interview.
Family's Quest to Bury Japanese-Canadian WWI Soldier
The family of Pte. Sentaro Omoto, a Japanese-Canadian WWI soldier, is determined to fulfill his final wish of having his ashes buried in British Columbia, correcting a historical injustice.
Bee-inspired B.C. thrift store owner gives back to community
A British Columbia thrift store owner finds inspiration in a bee to give back to her community through free services and homemade decorations. Discover this heartwarming story of generosity.
Vancouver cab driver sentenced for drug trafficking
A Vancouver taxi driver has been sentenced for using his cab to distribute cocaine. Learn about the case details and sentencing in this exclusive report.
B.C. Conservative Executives Urge MLAs to Oust Rustad
Conservative riding executives in British Columbia are calling on MLAs to demonstrate courage and remove John Rustad as party leader amid internal tensions.
Vancouver charity calls for action on abandoned bunny crisis
Rabbitats Rescue Society demands provincial intervention as high-end Holland Lop rabbits are abandoned by breeders across British Columbia. Learn how you can help.
BC Ostrich Cull Sparks Outrage and Heartbreak
A controversial ostrich cull at a British Columbia farm has left witnesses traumatized and sparked animal welfare concerns across Canada. The emotional aftermath raises questions about farm animal management.
BC Ostrich Farm Cull Proceeds Amid Gunfire, Protests
A contentious mass culling of ostriches and emus is underway at a British Columbia farm, with gunfire echoing through the property as workers proceed despite emotional protests from animal rights activists and concerned citizens.
Officer Testifies About Dragging Fallen Mountie to Elevator
A fellow RCMP officer gives emotional testimony about dragging Constable Rick O'Brien to an elevator after the fatal shooting that shocked British Columbia.
BC's EV Charging Crisis: Infrastructure Gap Slows Adoption
British Columbia's ambitious electric vehicle goals are hitting a major roadblock as inadequate charging infrastructure leaves potential EV buyers hesitant to make the switch.
Vancouver Approves Major Downtown Eastside Overhaul
Vancouver City Council has approved the 'Improve Downtown Eastside' decision, marking a pivotal moment for one of Canada's most challenging neighborhoods. The comprehensive plan aims to transform housing, safety, and social services while balancing commun
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