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Katherine Lake Campground closed until late May

Katherine Lake Campground closed until late May

There will be no May Day or early spring camping at Katherine Lake Park this year. In an April 24 press release the Sunshine Coast Regional District announced that facility will remain closed past May 21 “due to ongoing emergency road repairs”.
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First humpback mom and calf return to Salish Sea

First humpback mom and calf return to Salish Sea

The first calf, likely about three months old, and its mother, “Black Pearl,” were spotted in Haro Strait last week by Eagle Wing Tours.
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B.C. man enters not guilty pleas on child sex charges

B.C. man enters not guilty pleas on child sex charges

The alleged events happened in Vancouver, according to court documents.
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Federal ministers visit Sunshine Coast to detail $4 billion in reconciliation commitments

Federal ministers visit Sunshine Coast to detail $4 billion in reconciliation commitments

Ministers of Citizen Services and Health hold photo op at the tems swiya Museum
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B.C. tribunal orders ex-partner to pay $3,000 for Henry the dog

B.C. tribunal orders ex-partner to pay $3,000 for Henry the dog

The Civil Resolution Tribunal ruled the pair had agreed to a settlement about the dog "with informed and true consent."
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Rob Shaw: Eby doesn't understand tech giants answer to no one

Rob Shaw: Eby doesn't understand tech giants answer to no one

B.C. government forced to shift strategy in tackling social media's dark side
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More British Columbians support a BC United-BC Conservative merger, says survey

More British Columbians support a BC United-BC Conservative merger, says survey

Premier David Eby still holds lead in approval ratings as B.C. prepares for election.
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Sechelt asking community associations to suggest affordable housing locations

Sechelt asking community associations to suggest affordable housing locations

Community associations will be asked to identify at least one unused road dedication each
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Export of wood pellets from B.C. forests challenged in report

Export of wood pellets from B.C. forests challenged in report

As B.C. wood pellet exports doubled over the past decade, the author of a new report from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives raises concerns of a 'perfect storm' in B.C.'s forests.
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Les Leyne: Aboriginal title for Haida Gwaii raises questions about private landowners

Les Leyne: Aboriginal title for Haida Gwaii raises questions about private landowners

All private land owners on Haida Gwaii will need consent from the Haida Nation, according to a law firm specializing in Aboriginal issues.
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