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Camping reservations open for Golden Ears park

Camping reservations open for Golden Ears park

Vehicle access to the rest of the provincial park is expected, starting Monday, March 17
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Hoop dreams: Saanich's Spectrum celebrates status as B.C.'s best

Hoop dreams: Saanich's Spectrum celebrates status as B.C.'s best

The Spectrum Thunder beat the Dover Bay Dolphins 81-66 in the B.C. 4A basketball championships
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Conservative Party of B.C. experiencing 'growing pains', house leader says

Conservative Party of B.C. experiencing 'growing pains', house leader says

2 Conservative MLAs share their thoughts in South Surrey
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K'ómoks First Nation ratifies treaty, launches path toward self-government

K'ómoks First Nation ratifies treaty, launches path toward self-government

Over 80 per cent vote in favour of treaty and constitution
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Remains found in Washington identified as B.C. teen 16 years later

Remains found in Washington identified as B.C. teen 16 years later

Investigators say circumstances remain unknown in death of Mission's Jeff Surtel
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Song contest kicks off century celebration of Victoria's Stanley Cup win

Song contest kicks off century celebration of Victoria's Stanley Cup win

The 3 finalists will be featured on Music Night at the Bard & Banker on March 27
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'Politically motivated' death threats allegedly spray painted on Yukon NDP leader’s truck

'Politically motivated' death threats allegedly spray painted on Yukon NDP leader’s truck

Political leaders condemn "politically motivated" threats after Yukon NDP Leader Kate White’s truck allegedly vandalized between Friday evening and Saturday morning in Takhini
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Nanaimo hospital expansion not in budget, but still a priority, says B.C.

Nanaimo hospital expansion not in budget, but still a priority, says B.C.

'Wrath of God will descend on Victoria if there is any suggestion we're not getting a new patient tower': mayor
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Late-season rise in B.C. flu cases 'significant', vaccinations urged

Late-season rise in B.C. flu cases 'significant', vaccinations urged

'Never too late' to get vaccinated, health officer advises
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Okanagan Indian Band spearheads first B.C. wildfire salvage agreement

Okanagan Indian Band spearheads first B.C. wildfire salvage agreement

A new fibre reduction project funded by the provincial government will help reduce wildfire risk
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