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- Sep 19, 2026
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One arrested after Nanaimo stabbing sends man to hospital (opens the original)
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One man was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries Friday after a stabbing in Nanaimo. RCMP said they were called to the 200 block of Albert Street after hearing reports of a man suffering from apparent stab wounds around 12:30 p.m. B.C. Emergency Health Services said they transported the victim to hospital in serious but stable condition. Reserve Const. Gary O’Brien said police were provided with the description of a suspect who had fled the scene. A person matching that descripti
B.C. Ferries rescue boats help pair as fishing boat sinks near Tsawwassen (opens the original)
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Two people on board a sinking fishing vessel were rescued by B.C. Ferries crews Sunday afternoon near Tsawwassen. The Spirit of British Columbia and Coastal Renaissance launched rescue boats to help the pair, who were in distress in the water, said a company spokesperson. B.C. Ferries said in a service notice that the 3 p.m. sailing to Swartz Bay was expected to arrive 40 minutes late, while the 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. sailings from Swartz Bay and the 7 p.m. sailing from Tsawwasssen will also be delay
B.C. Ferries rescue-boat crews help pair as fishing vessel sinks near Tsawwassen (opens the original)
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Two people on board a sinking fishing vessel were rescued by B.C. Ferries crews Sunday afternoon near Tsawwassen. The Spirit of British Columbia and Coastal Renaissance launched rescue boats to help the pair, who were in distress in the water, said a company spokesperson. B.C. Ferries said in a service notice that the 3 p.m. sailing to Swartz Bay was expected to arrive 40 minutes late, while the 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. sailings from Swartz Bay and the 7 p.m. sailing from Tsawwasssen will also be delay
AI-powered cameras provide 'eyes' and 'nose' to detect Island wildfires (opens the original)
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A new wildfire-spotting camera on Sidney Island can detect fires so well that the first five alerts crews received were for blazes burning on the San Juan Islands and Vancouver Island, as far away as the Malahat. The AI-powered machine serves as “eyes” on the small island east of the Saanich Peninsula, while 45 sensors work as a collective “nose,” detecting air changes that could signal a fire, said Triana Newton, director of the Sidney Island Fire Brigade. Newton said the privately owned portio
Developer hit with WorkSafeBC compliance orders after demolition damages James Bay properties (opens the original)
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A WorkSafeBC investigation into the demolition of a fourplex and detached garage in James Bay that damaged four neighbouring properties resulted in five compliance orders, including inadequate silica dust control measures. The report says that a WorkSafeBC officer went to the scene on Aug. 27, after the garage was demolished, and Aug. 28, after the fourplex was taken down at 50 Government St. The demolition of the structures damaged a fence, art studio, garden, heat pump, siding, soffit, gutter
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