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B.C. First Nations leader apologizes, walks back Northern Gateway support

B.C. First Nations leader apologizes, walks back Northern Gateway support

Union of BC Indian Chiefs pipeline says he wants to ‘sincerely apologize for any confusion’
Langley addictions recovery centre gets $1-million matching donation

Langley addictions recovery centre gets $1-million matching donation

The Jim Pattison Foundation is offering a $1 million matching donation
VIDEO: Senior displaced after Lower Mainland house fire; 1 dog, 2 cats missing

VIDEO: Senior displaced after Lower Mainland house fire; 1 dog, 2 cats missing

Flames and heavy smoke could be seen coming from the rear of the building
Indigenous voices to help support B.C.'s response to tariffs: Eby

Indigenous voices to help support B.C.'s response to tariffs: Eby

Having First Nations at the table will help B.C. move together to respond to Trump, build up economy: Eby
'My Pet Ate What?!' TV series tells horror stories at B.C. animal clinics

'My Pet Ate What?!' TV series tells horror stories at B.C. animal clinics

'I think it's going to open the eyes of a lot of people, just what some pets will actually eat,' clinic manager says
'Smoke weird': B.C. doctor offers Weedless Wednesday advice on quitting

'Smoke weird': B.C. doctor offers Weedless Wednesday advice on quitting

There are numerous strategies to curb an addiction says Dr. Derek Poteryko
North Vancouver comedian using laughter as a means to ‘Stand Up For Recovery’

North Vancouver comedian using laughter as a means to ‘Stand Up For Recovery’

Comedians and musicians bringing people together to celebrate addictions recovery and healing
B.C. student becomes youngest delegate at Global Peace Summit

B.C. student becomes youngest delegate at Global Peace Summit

17-year-old Riley Orr was named a Global Peace Ambassador
PHOTOS: Students give blood at Surrey school, urge others to donate

PHOTOS: Students give blood at Surrey school, urge others to donate

B.C. woman sounding the alarm as deafblind support program nears end

B.C. woman sounding the alarm as deafblind support program nears end

Quesnel woman said having an intervenor 'sets her free' from a 'mind prison' as funding for the support is set to end in March