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Why voting for B.C. school trustees matters in Oct. 17 election (opens the original)
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With two elections a week apart in October, voters are going to be making a lot of choices. For the municipal election on Oct. 17, mayoral and council races tend to get most of the attention, but for families with children — and anyone who cares about what happens in their neighbourhood schools — the school trustee race is another important vote. There are 60 public school districts in B.C., each governed by an elected board of school trustees. Turnout in local elections is notoriously low, and
B.C. couple gives $10 million gift for digestive health centre at St. Paul's Hospital (opens the original)
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A new specialized digestive health centre will be built at Vancouver’s St. Paul’s Hospital after a $10-million gift inspired by a teenager’s battle with Crohn’s disease. The donation from George and Sylvia Melville will help fund the new centre, set to open in 2029. It will help treat people with digestive and gastrointestinal illnesses such as irritable bowel syndrome, Crohn’s disease, and colitis, estimated to affect one-in-four British Columbians. George Melville, chairman of Melville Global
Weather alert: Metro Vancouver, Fraser Valley braces for heavy rain tonight and Tuesday (opens the original)
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The first significant storm of the season is barrelling towards Metro Vancouver, expected to dump up to 70 millimetres of rain by Tuesday. Environment Canada has issued a rain warning for Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, including Abbotsford, and Howe Sound. “A robust frontal system currently over the North Coast will gradually move over the Lower Mainland tonight, with heavy rain beginning this evening,” said the weather agency in the advisory issued Monday. The system will move toward the S
Revelations about how ChatGPT helped Tumbler Ridge shooter proves need for new criminal law: B.C. attorney general (opens the original)
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B.C.’s attorney general has renewed calls for Criminal Code changes to hold artificial intelligence companies accountable for the actions of their technology, following revelations about how ChatGPT interacted with the Tumbler Ridge shooter. Niki Sharma said Friday she had asked the federal government to update the code “to ensure a clear pathway for human and corporate accountability for the actions of AI.” The right changes, she said, “will change the behaviour of AI companies because there wi
B.C. Conservatives take early lead as election campaign gets underway: Poll (opens the original)
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Two polls released within two days offer sharply different pictures of the early B.C. election campaign, with one showing the Conservatives eight points ahead of the NDP while the other has the NDP leading by five. The contrasting results, based on polling during the tumultuous few days as NDP Leader David Eby called a snap election Tuesday and the B.C. Conservatives reunited under Lorne Doerkson, underscore how unsettled the electorate is at the start of the campaign even as dissatisfaction wit
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