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Riley Creek wildfire south of Lillooet holds at 3,799 hectares; crews battle terrain hazards
The out-of-control blaze received rainfall overnight that subdued activity but created new dangers. Evacuation orders remain in place...
Wildfire crews contain two of three blazes near Okanagan Connector
Lightning sparked six new fires across the B.C. Interior on Sunday. Two are now held, but the largest continues burning out of control...
Alberta farmers face split harvest: central regions see 23% above average yields, northeast declares disaster
Rain in June rescued crops across central Alberta, but northeastern areas received 600+ millimetres and declared agricultural disasters...
Pear Lake and French Bar Creek wildfires expand in B.C. Interior; evacuation orders downgraded
The Big Bar complex now covers 224,248 hectares combined with 476 firefighters and 21 helicopters assigned.
NHL expansion team to be announced by year-end, could begin play in 2029-30
Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly says the league is closing in on adding a 33rd team to either Houston or Austin, with a billionaire...
More than 7,000 lightning strikes sparked dozens of new wildfires across British Columbia
A subtropical weather system brought hot, dry conditions and massive electrical activity to B.C. on Saturday. About 50 new fires ignited...
Teen hit by vehicle west of Montreal in possible hit-and-run; police search for black Audi
Teen critically injured in possible hit-and-run west of Montreal; police seek black Audi with collision damage.
Politicians and Indigenous leaders gather at Fort Carlton to mark Treaty 6's 150th anniversary
Governor General Louise Arbour and Assembly of First Nations National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak are among speakers at Sunday's...
Federal Conservatives demand release of full details on rejected U.S. trade offer
Canada-U.S. relations critic Shuvaloy Majumdar says Parliament is in the dark about what was actually on the table, though he supports...
Fraudsters impersonating anti-fraud agency targeting previous scam victims
The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre warns of criminals using its name to contact fraud victims by phone, email and social media, demanding...
Premier Eby backs Canada's trade negotiation progress as deal remains in flux
B.C. stands with Team Canada on U.S. negotiations, but substantial progress leaves key details still unresolved as businesses brace for outcome.
B.C. wildfire south of Kamloops grows to half a square kilometre in hours
Lightning sparked the blaze near Jacko Lake on Saturday as the larger Pear Lake fire expands to 1,650 square kilometres with evacuation...
