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2024 Vancouver鈥檚 wettest year since 1999: Environment Canada

2024 Vancouver鈥檚 wettest year since 1999: Environment Canada

More than 1,367 millimetres of precipitation recorded at Vancouver International Airport
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Rent fund banks on Vernon's Coldest Night of the Year

Rent fund banks on Vernon's Coldest Night of the Year

Coldest Night of the Year walk, which is sponsored by Canadian Mental Health Association Vernon and District, set for Saturday, Feb. 22, hoping to raise $40K
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New washroom opens at Summerland's 'most significant landmark'

New washroom opens at Summerland's 'most significant landmark'

Work continues on Giant's Head Mountain Park's Trail Redevelopment Project
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'Grieving' orca mom carries dead calf in another sad procession off B.C. coast

'Grieving' orca mom carries dead calf in another sad procession off B.C. coast

Researchers say Tahlequah carried carcass of earlier dead calf for 17 days in 2018
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Baby girl is Shuswap's newest resident with afternoon arrival Jan. 1

Baby girl is Shuswap's newest resident with afternoon arrival Jan. 1

Born at 2:20 p.m., she missed being B.C.'s 1st by 14 hours
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Firefighters finish Telegraph Cove cleanup, whale museum says nothing survived

Firefighters finish Telegraph Cove cleanup, whale museum says nothing survived

'Our hearts go out to all those affected by the fire. The loss is felt by many near and far'
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Stranded corgi rescued from rising B.C. waters after bolting New Year's Eve

Stranded corgi rescued from rising B.C. waters after bolting New Year's Eve

Dog coaxed to shore by police after going missing during New Year's Eve celebrations in Victoria
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'Stop stealing': Princeton M茅tis Association experiencing more thefts

'Stop stealing': Princeton M茅tis Association experiencing more thefts

Natasha Smith, the president of Princeton's Vermilion Forks M茅tis Association, is fed up with the thefts that continue to occur on the property
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New cell towers close gaps on B.C.'s Highway of Tears as project nears finish

New cell towers close gaps on B.C.'s Highway of Tears as project nears finish

MMIWG activist lauds project as a major step in reconciliation
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Property value assessments flat in B.C., particularly in major urban areas

Property value assessments flat in B.C., particularly in major urban areas

Double-digit spikes in Wells, Williams Lake flout provincial norms
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