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Clutch moments on an epic road trip from Vancouver to the Arctic and back (opens the original)
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When Jaden Konishi rolled his 1986 Porsche 944 into Vancouver after an 8,000-kilometre road trip to the Arctic Circle, he had a surplus of new memories but no clutch. It had died about 3,000 kilometres earlier, somewhere in the Yukon’s Tombstone Territorial Park. “It’s a part that you can’t replace on the car unless you remove the engine,” he explained. Konishi and a group of friends have just returned from an epic three-week journey from Vancouver to Tuktoyaktuk, NWT, to swim in the Arctic Ocea
Another B.C. Conservative quits, the third this month to exit party (opens the original)
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On Tuesday morning, B.C. Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay acknowledged that more legislators could be poised to leave her caucus. Less than three hours later, she was proved right, as Rosalyn Bird, a former caucus whip, became the third Conservative legislator this month to make their exit. Ms. Bird said in a statement published by the CBC and others that she would continue to represent Prince George – Valemount as an Independent, and that she had a responsibility “to reject hatred and di
B.C.’s young evacuees could feel lasting impacts of wildfires as they return home (opens the original)
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The day she returned to her home in Summerland, B.C., more than a week after escaping from an out-of-control wildfire, Erin Trainer was cleaning when her four-year old daughter asked for orange paint. Paint in hand, the next question from the girl was how to spell the word “no.” Trainer said she spelled the word for her daughter and didn’t think much of it until she saw the art. Willow had painted large swipes of orange surrounding a stick figure – which she said was either her or her dad – and
B.C. lifts most evacuation orders in Summerland after devastating wildfire (opens the original)
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Most residents of Summerland, B.C., are now able to return home after being chased out by a fast-moving wildfire about 10 days ago, but Mayor Doug Holmes says his community faces a “long road to recovery.” Holmes says he’s confident residents will support each other, even as they count the cost of the Bald Range fire that regional officials say damaged or destroyed 150 structures. “It’s going to be tough, but I know we’re going to get through this the same way that we got through the evacuation,
B.C. wildfire affects water, power systems as Clinton residents anxiously await news (opens the original)
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The chair of the board in British Columbia’s fire-stricken Thompson-Nicola Regional District says that for a lot of people, the wildfires burning in the area will be “one of the most traumatizing events” they’ll live through. Barbara Roden told an online meeting with about 350 people on Wednesday to reach out for help if they need it, as properties remain under evacuation order across the region, including the village of Clinton, with no timeline for residents to return. “No matter what your exp
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