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Ottawa taking steps to support military personnel who need housing: defence minister

Ottawa taking steps to support military personnel who need housing: defence minister

Concerns about military housing highlighted by a suggestion that Habitat for Humanity be contacted
Immigration status can exclude parents from childcare support

Immigration status can exclude parents from childcare support

While Canada agrees to reduce child care costs, immigrants with precarious status will likely continue being excluded.
B.C. man wins $1,000,000 in lottery

B.C. man wins $1,000,000 in lottery

The millionaire plans to celebrate his luck over a family dinner
'A gift to have a choice': B.C. nurse reflects on father's MAID, organ donation anniversary

'A gift to have a choice': B.C. nurse reflects on father's MAID, organ donation anniversary

Camille Betts is sharing her father's story in hopes of carrying on his legacy. "The way he looked at the world was always, 'How can we help the most people?'" she says.
Canada's emissions plan 128 megatonnes short of 1.5 C target, says report

Canada's emissions plan 128 megatonnes short of 1.5 C target, says report

To help evade 1.5 C in warming, a new report says Canada needs to close a gap equivalent to emissions from all road transportation in 2020.
Video: Prince George couple escaped B.C. resort fire

Video: Prince George couple escaped B.C. resort fire

Lucy and Steve Martin were celebrating their 40th anniversary at Quaaout Lodge when it caught fire on Sunday.
Defence minister in Victoria, announces $98M in artillery rounds for Ukraine

Defence minister in Victoria, announces $98M in artillery rounds for Ukraine

Canada will donate more than 20,000 artillery rounds at a cost of about $98 million to support Ukraine’s response to the Russian invasion, National Defence Minister Anita Anand announced in Victoria on Tuesday.
Ex-BC Lion Josh Boden may face 15 years for murder

Ex-BC Lion Josh Boden may face 15 years for murder

The former North Vancouver high school football star who was found guilty of the 2009 second-degree murder of an ex-girlfriend could spend at least 15 years in prison before being eligible for parole.
Province turns its back on science, says BC Wildlife Federation

Province turns its back on science, says BC Wildlife Federation

Caribou hunting will be banned and moose hunting severely curtailed over roughly 22 per cent of the province under new regulations.
One in 10 Canadian farmers takes in $1 million a year: ag census

One in 10 Canadian farmers takes in $1 million a year: ag census

Farms with $1 million or more revenues increased by almost one-quarter to 9.9 per cent of farmers from 7.2 per cent in the 2016 census.