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Rescuers save caver trapped vertically in Alberta’s ‘Psych Squeeze using new tech (opens the original)
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A caver has been rescued after being trapped underground at the Rat’s Nest Cave in Canmore, Alta., in an operation that deployed volunteer-built underground radio technology for the first time. Search and Rescue Alberta said the man became pinned in a tight spot known as the “Psych Squeeze” around 11:30 a.m. last Saturday. The Alberta/BC Cave Rescue team was called in, and hammer drills were used to remove rock. The caver, who was trapped vertically, was eased out in a process measured in “inche
B.C. drug-trafficking suspects sought by U.S. want trial in Canada (opens the original)
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Three men facing extradition to the United States over their alleged involvement in transnational drug trafficking may seek to be tried in Canada, but the British Columbia Supreme Court says the prospect is “speculative at this point.” Gurtej Smagh, Jaskarn Baghri, and Ravinder Dhanda were arrested last month in B.C. and are being pursued by American authorities for their alleged involvement in cross-border drug trafficking. The CBC successfully applied to lift a publication ban on evidence pres
Highway reopens on a limited basis through Summerland in B.C. fire zone (opens the original)
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Hillsides and forest scarred black can be seen north of Summerland, B.C., along with the wreckage of an inn that provided an idyllic wedding location beside Okanagan Lake before the deadly Bald Range wildfire ripped through the area over the weekend and forced thousands to flee. But Thursday’s limited reopening of Highway 97 that runs through the wildfire evacuation zone in the B.C. Interior showed that parts of Summerland itself that are visible from the route appeared unscathed. The reopening
Structures razed on 120 more Okanagan, B.C. properties as wildfire destruction mounts (opens the original)
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Wildfire destruction in British Columbia’s Interior continued to mount on Wednesday, with authorities outside Clinton confirming structures had been lost on about 120 properties, while more tales of devastation emerged from near Okanagan Lake, where 230 homes were razed over the weekend. Colton Davies, an information officer with the Thompson-Nicola Regional District, said some properties have lost multiple structures due to the massive Pear Lake fire that forced the evacuation of Clinton and su
B.C. wildfires force more evacuations as wind gusts fan flames (opens the original)
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Atlyn Becker remembers the hills glowing orange around her on Saturday as her truck edged north to safety from fires burning around British Columbia’s Okanagan Lake. She and her family were among thousands who fled their homes over the weekend with whatever they could pack, as high winds pushed flames over drought-parched land. She estimates there were about 200 vehicles moving slowly down the road with her. “You could feel the heat of the fire. You could hear the crackling of the trees. The fir
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