Paramedics union raises alarm over spike in out-of-service ambulances
Staffing shortages affecting service levels in Kootenays
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VIDEO: Can you believe it? This B.C. hill pulls cars backwards up a slope
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RED resort announces new ski lift
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Update: Bodies recovered from Pend d’Oreille River crash
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Split council vote changes Castlegar infrastructure levy from five to seven years
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South Okanagan-Kootenay MP calls federal budget ‘not bold enough’
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VPD release new footage in March 2018 assault
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News
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R. Kelly asks judge to let him go to Dubai to perform, needs money
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Watchdog to take public’s complaints on border agency, Liberals pledge
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Canada says B.C. trying to impede Trans Mountain with pipeline legislation
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Couple rescued after Sea to Sky Gondola refused ride down hill
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B.C. man sentenced for tying up, assaulting and robbing another man at hotel
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Deadline extended through April to nominate top B.C. educators
Second year of Premier John Horgan’s awards offers $3,000 bursary
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Farmers no longer ‘persons’ to the Agricultural Land Commission
Reader Poll
The Selkirk College varsity sports name, “Saints”, name goes back to when the college first opened in 1966. The charter class of 458 students — men and women — could participate in Saints-labelled teams and clubsthat included hockey, basketball, soccer, skiing, boxing, fencing and archery.
Currently, Selkirk College has just one varsity team. The Selkirk College Saints men’s hockey team represents the region.
The College is reviewing the Saints name, colours and logo, and wants to know what the public thinks. Is the ‘brand’ dated and boring, or just fine?
The college is asking the public to participate in an online discussion on the issue at thoughtexchange.com.
Business
Research needs to catch up with B.C.’s gas drilling industry, experts say
Hydraulic fracturing review ordered by Premier John Horgan
Hackers seek holes in B.C. Hydro power grid, auditor says
System meets standards, but local outages still a concern
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Vancouver Auto Show has it all: Supercars, electric cars, and the Terry Fox van
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Castlegar economic development program helping businesses succeed
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Air Canada suspends financial forecast for 2019 after Boeing 737 Max grounded
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Rising global debt holding back growth, opening up vulnerabilities: central bank
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B.C.’s engineered wood leadership many years in the making
Entertainment
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Corey Hart delivers tearful speech, big finale at Junos as he’s inducted into hall of fame
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Sarah McLachlan salutes Canadian music at Juno Awards tonight in London, Ont.
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Corey Hart’s hall of fame induction at the Junos marks another special occasion
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Lori Loughlin loses starring roles on B.C.-based Hallmark Channel films
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Lori Loughlin allowed to finish film work in B.C., despite U.S. college bribery arrest
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U.S. teen lacrosse player benched because his head is too big
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Starbucks to test recyclable cups, redesign stores in B.C., U.S. cities
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Vancouver driver ticketed twice within 6 minutes for same offence
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Vancouver Aquarium announces winning name for baby killer whale
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