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Four people plucked out of Juan de Fuca Strait after boats overturn during race

Four people plucked out of Juan de Fuca Strait after boats overturn during race

The sailors were participating in the opening leg of the 1,207-kilometre Race 2 Alaska competition. 
Recent survey shows some conspiracy theories are popular among Canadians

Recent survey shows some conspiracy theories are popular among Canadians

Nearly half of Canadians believe that big events like wars and recessions are "controlled by small groups of people working in secret against us."
B.C. woman builds bonds with Ukrainian mothers as her son fights in the streets of Sievierodonetsk

B.C. woman builds bonds with Ukrainian mothers as her son fights in the streets of Sievierodonetsk

Bonnie Penner’s son is a Canadian embedded with the Ukrainian army, and he's been in Ukraine for almost three months.
Ornithologists renew call for a national bird — and they have a suggestion

Ornithologists renew call for a national bird — and they have a suggestion

Will the latest push to make the Canada jay our national bird take flight?
Kicking the Clutter: Signs you may be chronically disorganized

Kicking the Clutter: Signs you may be chronically disorganized

If you are chronically disorganized, it’s a condition and not a flaw in your character
So you've won the lottery. Now what?

So you've won the lottery. Now what?

We break down the publicity deal that comes with winning the lottery, and whether or not anonymity is an option.
B.C. considers mandatory reporting for short-term rentals

B.C. considers mandatory reporting for short-term rentals

Policy work underway by the province is informed by a November report on short-term rentals from the B.C. Union of Municipalities, David Eby said.
Funding announced to help retrofit affordable housing in B.C. during extreme heat events

Funding announced to help retrofit affordable housing in B.C. during extreme heat events

Vancity is targeting B.C.'s most vulnerable populations with a series of grants to help future-proof homes in the event of extreme heat.
Feds funnel $207M to B.C. to build back from 2021 disasters

Feds funnel $207M to B.C. to build back from 2021 disasters

The federal government is also sending money to several B.C. Indian Bands to assess land that was permanently washed away during the November 2021 floods.
B.C. securities fraudster stripped of driving privileges in unprecedented case

B.C. securities fraudster stripped of driving privileges in unprecedented case

The B.C. Securities Commission has successfully applied the new policy of enforcing non-renewal of a B.C. driver's licence for a debtor in default of payments.