President Tinubu arrives Akwa Ibom for inaugurations and rally|Senator Legarda urges affordable water for poor, regulated business use|Qatar and Greece announce annual strategic dialogue to strengthen ties|Sweden Democrats to tolerate Kristersson as prime minister|Netherlands lettuce cultivation gains new aphid control product|UK seafood imports reach £4.1 billion, Ecuador and China rise|EU expands Ukraine sanctions with crypto task force|Hamzat promises 40% funding for youth apprenticeship|Child help desks, safety officers mandated for amusement parks|Vietnam public holidays for 2027 announced|President Tinubu arrives Akwa Ibom for inaugurations and rally|Senator Legarda urges affordable water for poor, regulated business use|Qatar and Greece announce annual strategic dialogue to strengthen ties|Sweden Democrats to tolerate Kristersson as prime minister|Netherlands lettuce cultivation gains new aphid control product|UK seafood imports reach £4.1 billion, Ecuador and China rise|EU expands Ukraine sanctions with crypto task force|Hamzat promises 40% funding for youth apprenticeship|Child help desks, safety officers mandated for amusement parks|Vietnam public holidays for 2027 announced|

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British Columbia
health lifestyle16 h ago

Fifteen patients released after B.C. bus crash, five hospitalized

Fifteen patients have been released from hospital following a bus crash near Mackenzie, British Columbia, with five others remaining hospitalized. Investigations into the incident are ongoing.

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Canada
crime22 h ago

Soldiers injured in CFB Wainwright fire released from hospital

Two soldiers injured in a fire at CFB Wainwright have been released from the hospital. Four remaining hospitalized soldiers have been transferred to centers in British Columbia and Ontario.

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British Columbia
governance2 d ago

Part of British Columbia now observes time zone matching Florida

The Regional District of East Kootenay in British Columbia now shares a time zone with parts of Florida. Communities like Cranbrook are affected.

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British Columbia
crime2 d ago

B.C. privacy watchdog investigates Crime Stoppers data breach

British Columbia's privacy watchdog has initiated an investigation into Crime Stoppers. The probe will determine if adequate measures were taken to protect data after a breach.

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British Columbia
crime2 d ago

British Columbia court reverses $100K penalty against X

A $100,000 penalty against X for not deleting an intimate image has been reversed. The case involved a March 2025 protection order.

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British Columbia
environment2 d ago

One dead, one missing after suspected bear attack in B.C.

One person has died and another is missing following a suspected grizzly bear attack. The incident occurred in Bella Coola, British Columbia.

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