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These patients without drug coverage are eagerly awaiting generic Ozempic in Canada
April 07, 2026 - 3:00 AM

TORONTO — Anne Welch worked a physically demanding job at her local SPCA — lifting pets, cleaning kennels and walking dogs — until she retired at age 71.
Air Canada plane crash at New York airport may add to travel fears: psychologist
March 24, 2026 - 11:01 AM

After the fatal Air Canada plane collision at a New York City airport on Sunday, travellers may experience an initial spike in anxiety that for some could reinforce existing concerns about flying, one Canadian psychology expert says.
Residents in B.C.'s Fraser Valley 'more hopeful' of escaping flooding after rains
March 20, 2026 - 10:33 PM

VANCOUVER — Sandbags, dikes, and stacks of giants rocks appear to be doing their job holding back the Chilliwack River from flooding parts of Fraser Valley in British Columbia after days of rain soaked southern parts of the province.
Vancouver moves closer to no-snow winter despite chilly blast
March 10, 2026 - 5:18 PM

VANCOUVER — Vancouver has moved closer to an official snowless winter after a chilly blast failed to result in the benchmark one centimetre of accumulation at the city's airport.
B.C. forestry workers, other sectors hurt by tariffs to get $70M in jobs training
March 06, 2026 - 9:28 AM

VICTORIA — Workers in B.C.'s softwood lumber industry and those in other sectors who have lost their jobs because of U.S. tariffs will benefit from almost $71 million in funding for retraining.
'Old guy with a ruler' keeping Newfoundland informed through record-breaking snowfall
February 26, 2026 - 7:23 AM

ST. JOHN'S — A 62-year-old retiree with an arsenal of rulers has been keeping people informed about snowfall in eastern Newfoundland during a record-breaking winter.
Eby says it looks like OpenAI could have prevented 'horrific' Tumbler Ridge killings
February 23, 2026 - 11:09 AM

VICTORIA — British Columbia Premier David Eby said it "looks like" OpenAI had the opportunity to prevent the recent mass shootings in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., in which nine people died, as pressure piled on the artificial intelligence firm over its handling of interactions with 18-year-old shooter Jesse Van Rootselaar.
Newfoundland lobster tags from the 1980s among plastic trash washing up in Scotland
February 21, 2026 - 8:34 AM

ST. JOHN'S — Lobster tags from Newfoundland dating back to the 1980s are among the piles of plastic trash that has washed up this year on Sanday, an island in the Scottish Orkney archipelago known for its pristine white sandy beaches.
Woman tells Frank Stronach's trial she felt 'terrified' during alleged sexual assault
February 12, 2026 - 9:34 AM

TORONTO — Waking up in a dimly lit room, the woman saw her own face and someone's back reflected in a mirror on the ceiling and realized she was being raped, she told a Toronto court as the sexual assault trial of billionaire businessman Frank Stronach began on Thursday.
Snowstorm wreaks havoc on air travel plans, as recovery begins
January 26, 2026 - 8:23 AM

MONTREAL — Canadian airlines continued to cancel flights by the hundreds following a record-breaking snowstorm that walloped southern Ontario and Quebec on Sunday before whirling farther east, though air travel already showed signs of recovery.
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THOMPSON: Department of War name change comes with hefty bill for American taxpayers
OPINION Last month, President Donald Trump decided he liked the sound of Department of War a lot more than Department of Defense. It was - like so many Trump impulses - a move that did little to change reality other t

Why some bars and most breweries close early in downtown Kelowna
It’s 10:30 p.m. and the night feels young inside one of Kelowna’s charming breweries, but your hope of painting the town red is dashed by last call. That’s a pretty common experience for folks who aren’t familiar wit

Why Okanagan cannabis shops aren't dominating the black market
Law abiding cannabis companies in the Okanagan deal with the government taking its piece of the pie at every turn, while trying to compete with a black market that's still going strong. Cannabis in B.C. gets taxed at several points betw

The story behind the Shuswap's familiar and historic Trickle Inn
A large, charming white house with green trim has been a familiar site for people travelling through the Shuswap for decades. Perched on side of the Trans-Canada Highway in Tappen, the house was a family home for the Carlin family for sever

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These patients without drug coverage are eagerly awaiting generic Ozempic in Canada

Air Canada plane crash at New York airport may add to travel fears: psychologist

Residents in B.C.'s Fraser Valley 'more hopeful' of escaping flooding after rains

Vancouver moves closer to no-snow winter despite chilly blast

B.C. forestry workers, other sectors hurt by tariffs to get $70M in jobs training

'Old guy with a ruler' keeping Newfoundland informed through record-breaking snowfall

Eby says it looks like OpenAI could have prevented 'horrific' Tumbler Ridge killings

Newfoundland lobster tags from the 1980s among plastic trash washing up in Scotland

Woman tells Frank Stronach's trial she felt 'terrified' during alleged sexual assault

Snowstorm wreaks havoc on air travel plans, as recovery begins

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