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- Sep 25, 2026
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B.C. child killer granted unescorted leave from prison for cooking classes (opens the original)
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This story contains details that some readers may find upsetting. A Surrey child killer could be allowed to leave prison to attend cooking classes after a decision by the Parole Board of Canada. Shane Ertmoed, who is serving a life sentence for abducting, sexually assaulting and killing 10-year-old Heather Thomas in 2000, plans to live at an unnamed community residential facility during a 60-day “unescorted temporary absence”, despite concerns that his risk cannot be managed outside prison. Heat
Raise-a-Reader: True success can be measured by 'lifelong learning' (opens the original)
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Like a stone thrown into a pond, literacy programs have a ripple effect on entire families, said Maureen Kehler. The acting director of Decoda Literacy Solutions has countless examples of parents who attended a story time or other program for their child and connected with support to improve their own literacy. As Postmedia News’ Raise-a-Reader draws to a close, the B.C. government announced a $500,000 contribution to support the campaign, which was created by The Vancouver Sun nearly three deca
Outdoor recreation contributes $6 billion to economy: B.C. Stats (opens the original)
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Along with kayaking and Nordic skiing, add economic statistics to the list of things that make Louise Pedersen most excited. The executive director of the Outdoor Recreation Council of B.C. said she’s thrilled by provincial figures, released for the first time on Thursday, that show outdoor recreation contributes $6.6 billion to B.C.’s gross domestic product each year, putting it in same league as oil and gas extraction, tourism, and movies. The findings come from a new statistical model that pu
After the death of 10 million birds, there's a glimmer of hope for B.C.'s poultry farmers (opens the original)
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Splashing in puddles is a no-go for chicken farmers Matt and Richele Burgsma’s three kids this fall. As wild birds begin their southward migration over B.C., the Abbotsford couple is tightening up biosecurity measures that have become routine four years into a global avian influenza outbreak that has led to the death of more than 10 million birds in B.C. That means changing boots twice between the house and barn, and closing farm gates. It also means parks, ponds, and especially puddles, are off
Voters in Abbotsford-Mission could play outsized role in future of B.C. politics (opens the original)
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Several weeks before John Rustad took the B.C. Conservative party from zero seats to the brink of power in the 2024 provincial election, he visited a dairy farm in Abbotsford-Mission, posing for photos on a red tractor. With him were Ian Paton and Bruce Banman, along with Reann Gasper — all key players in the drama that has rocked the Conservative party in recent weeks. Like the people in the photo, Abbotsford-Mission is set to play an outsized role in B.C. politics, with a byelection later this
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