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Lightning sparks new wildfires on Vancouver Island

Lightning sparks new wildfires on Vancouver Island

Most are considered backcountry fires and are burning in extreme terrain, says Coastal Fire Centre information officer Kimberly Kelly. 
Drake concert in Vancouver postponed at last minute due to technical issues

Drake concert in Vancouver postponed at last minute due to technical issues

A statement noted Drake was "ready and excited to perform."
Sick juror delays cross-examination of slain girl's mom at Burnaby murder trial

Sick juror delays cross-examination of slain girl's mom at Burnaby murder trial

The lawyer of a man accused of murdering a 13-year-old girl found in a Burnaby park six years ago is challenging the picture Crown witnesses have created of the young teen and her family.
Province building process to reimburse some B.C. evacuees who faced delays getting support

Province building process to reimburse some B.C. evacuees who faced delays getting support

Evacuees who fit the bill are asked to call a number or email the government, and someone will get back to them.
Drake is in Vancouver and locals spotted him downtown

Drake is in Vancouver and locals spotted him downtown

Drake spotting is the sport of the week in Vancouver
World-renowned dumpling restaurant opening first Canadian location in Vancouver

World-renowned dumpling restaurant opening first Canadian location in Vancouver

Get ready for one of the world's most popular spots for XLB, noodles, and dumplings galore!
Heat warnings in B.C. as temperature records fall and wildfire fight continues

Heat warnings in B.C. as temperature records fall and wildfire fight continues

Daily high temperatures in several northern B.C. communities are expected to reach in excess of 30 C.
Texas takeover raises back-to-school anxiety for Houston students, parents and teachers

Texas takeover raises back-to-school anxiety for Houston students, parents and teachers

HOUSTON (AP) — The library at Houston’s Lockhart Elementary had been a refuge for 8-year-old Sydney, who has struggled because of dyslexia. The school’s librarian, Cheryl Hensley, curated a space that encouraged her to read.
Residents of B.C.'s Shuswap set to be notified about properties affected by wildfire

Residents of B.C.'s Shuswap set to be notified about properties affected by wildfire

Residents of the Shuswap region in British Columbia's Interior will learn about the condition of properties affected by a devastating wildfire starting Monday.
Squamish Nation to increase monitoring of Squamish Valley for rest of summer

Squamish Nation to increase monitoring of Squamish Valley for rest of summer

Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw says it is increasing its presence in the Squamish River Valley to address community concerns.