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My Japanese grandpa questions my decision to return to B.C. — the place where he lost so much
Nick Yoshida lived through the horrors of the Japanese internment during the 1940s, and since being forced from the province of British Columbia, has refused to go back. His granddaughter, Nicole Ing, shares her thoughts and feelings after she moved from Toronto to Vancouver, a place that holds so much pain for him and so much possibility for her.
Group of B.C. Conservative MLAs turn on fellow caucus member for backing police board member's resignation
A leaked letter signed by 13 B.C. Conservative MLAs attacking a fellow caucus member has exposed a rift within the upstart party, just weeks after it became the Official Opposition following a swift rise from political obscurity.
Heavy rain, snow and avalanche risk prompt warnings across B.C.
Environment Canada has issued multiple weather warnings for B.C., with heavy rain and snowfall expected to make travel hazardous in different regions over the weekend. The conditions are also creating significant avalanche risks in northern areas, forecasters say.
Cat finds its way home to Jasper, Alta., after 100 days in B.C. wilderness
Felix, a family cat that went missing after the Jasper wildfire evacuation, has been reunited with his family.
Police close Highway 97 north of Kelowna for assault investigation
Minister threatens to replace Victoria school board if safety plan not revised
Retail workers report feeling unsafe following recent downtown Vancouver attacks
Thousands of social assistance cheques haven't been given out during Canada Post strike: B.C. ombudsperson
Purolator, UPS pause shipments from couriers amid backlog from Canada Post strike
Vancouver changes tune under Swift spell, with Gastown clock to chime Shake it Off
CBC B.C.'s Make the Season Kind has raised $1.2M and counting for food banks
Ticketmaster class-action that could see 1M Canadians reimbursed for deceptive fees reaches final stages
Politicians cite Vancouver 7-Eleven stabbings in push for involuntary addiction care, bail reform
International student permit cuts are pushing away prospective students, experts say
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