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VIDEO: Tofino receives $2.3M for bike path to Pacific Rim park

VIDEO: Tofino receives $2.3M for bike path to Pacific Rim park

“This incredible amount of funding is a huge boon.”
B.C. housing prices forecast to stay high despite moderating demand: BCREA

B.C. housing prices forecast to stay high despite moderating demand: BCREA

Experts predict that residential sales will dip by 8.6 per cent – or 94,855 units – in 2018
Reconcili-ACTION gives Canadians next steps for reconciliation

Reconcili-ACTION gives Canadians next steps for reconciliation

Community leaders from around Canada are issuing weekly challenges as part of the #Next150 campaign
2 dogs die in attacks as deep snow pushes B.C. cougars out of Cariboo forests

2 dogs die in attacks as deep snow pushes B.C. cougars out of Cariboo forests

Conservation Office fielding three to five calls a week in the Cariboo due to deep snow
B.C. judge rejects Winston Blackmore’s challenge of polygamy prosecution laws

B.C. judge rejects Winston Blackmore’s challenge of polygamy prosecution laws

Winston Blackmore and James Oler were found guilty in B.C. Supreme Court of having multiple wives
Poster in B.C. schools about white privilege hits nerve with some parents

Poster in B.C. schools about white privilege hits nerve with some parents

Schools in the Gold Trail District display posters of officials sharing experiences with racism
VIDEO: Inside look at B.C. biofuel facility that turns food to fuel

VIDEO: Inside look at B.C. biofuel facility that turns food to fuel

City of Surrey says project is a ‘milestone’ in municipal waste management
Prince Rupert Grain cancels 350,000 tonnes of business

Prince Rupert Grain cancels 350,000 tonnes of business

Average of 18-day wait time for grain vessels in Port of Prince Rupert on B.C.’s North Coast
Fight for autism diagnosis arduous for adults in B.C.

Fight for autism diagnosis arduous for adults in B.C.

Public funding scarcely available for people over 19 with the disorder
Former Halifax child prodigy designs origami robots

Former Halifax child prodigy designs origami robots

Erik Demaine thinks the technology behind his self-folding printable robots could one day evolve into biomedical devices