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BCGEU says mediation talks progressing as strike impacts widen across B.C.
The B.C. General Employees Union (BCGEU) said Thursday progress is steady as mediation talks between the union and the province continued for a sixth day.
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Supreme Court judge excludes key evidence in Castlegar drug case
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B.C. Conservative management committee says Rustad should step down as leader
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Trial by fire for Castlegar’s new fire chief
Nick Ahlefeld, now the permanent chief, directed the response when a house burned on Saturday morning.
Withholding info in Rossland fatality may serve purpose, prof says
A Simon Fraser University criminology professor says police may have good reason to be tight-lipped about a fatal fight in Rossland this month, but it's worth asking questions.
UPDATED: Record Ridge project receives mining permit
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First Nations leaders condemn ‘alarmist’ comments on Cowichan title ruling
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Community group skeptical of Trail council motions on drug use
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Trail awards contract for new McBride Street playground
A Vancouver company will provide equipment for a new playground at McBride Street Park in Trail, even though the project budget grew by over 41 per cent.
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