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Climate change is making hot B.C. weather up to 5 times more likely

Climate change is making hot B.C. weather up to 5 times more likely

After a cold spring, a high-pressure system has launched temperatures into the double digits across British Columbia. By Friday, temperatures in Squamish reached 26.
Application for jury to see photo of Myles Gray's injuries made too late: coroner

Application for jury to see photo of Myles Gray's injuries made too late: coroner

BURNABY, B.C. — The jury in the British Columbia coroner's inquest into the death of Myles Gray nearly eight years ago won't be allowed to see a photo showing the man's injuries because the application was made too late, the coroner ruled Friday.
Sechelt Skies: This astronomer had a brass nose and a drunk moose

Sechelt Skies: This astronomer had a brass nose and a drunk moose

Eccentric Danishman Tycho Brahe never reached the rockstar fame of his contemporaries but his contributions to astronomy were vast
Halfmoon Happenings: Spotlight on volunteers

Halfmoon Happenings: Spotlight on volunteers

Reflecting on their contributions to community
International visitors flocking back to B.C.

International visitors flocking back to B.C.

Foreign visitor traffic to Canada via B.C. was up 147.5 per cent year-over-year in February.
Custom Hawks win fifth Sunshine Coast Adult Hockey League trophy

Custom Hawks win fifth Sunshine Coast Adult Hockey League trophy

It was a packed house at the Gibsons & Area Community Center to watch the four-time defending Sunshine Coast Adult Hockey League (SCAHL) champions Custom Hawks take on the Bruins on Saturday, April 22.
Man fined $21K for building illegal bike jump in B.C. national park

Man fined $21K for building illegal bike jump in B.C. national park

A B.C. court slapped a CP Rail worker with $21,600 in fines for building an illegal bike jump in Yoho National Park and damaging two archeological sites.
Federal government has tabled new offer on tenth day of strike, PSAC says

Federal government has tabled new offer on tenth day of strike, PSAC says

OTTAWA — The federal government tabled a new contract offer to the Public Service Alliance of Canada Friday, as thousands of federal workers remained on strike for the tenth straight day.
B.C. man wanted $4,600 refund for $200 Mercedes, loses legal action

B.C. man wanted $4,600 refund for $200 Mercedes, loses legal action

"Buyer beware," the B.C. Civil Resolution Tribunal says of used car deals.
Pender Harbour-Egmont Highlights: Super Saturday, music and more

Pender Harbour-Egmont Highlights: Super Saturday, music and more

Tomorrow is Super Saturday in the Harbour: a fantastic day full of endless attractions and activities.