HeyJaredJulia Peterson
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 11, 2026
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Vancouver Fringe 2026: Five ways to explore the choose-your-own-adventure theatre extravaganza (opens the original)
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We independently select everything we recommend. Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work. The Vancouver Fringe Festival is back at Granville Island for its 26th season, as touring performers who have spent their summer gracing stages across Canada meet local acts bringing down the house with Vancouver flair. With 83 shows taking place across 18 venues between Sept. 10 and 20 (plus a heaping handful of bonus offerings), the festival is a choose-your-own-adventure theat
Reann Gasper to resign as MLA, opening a path to the legislature for Kerry-Lynne Findlay (opens the original)
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Kerry-Lynne Findlay has faced a number of questions since being elected leader of the B.C. Conservative Party in May: What will she do if she becomes premier?Can she unite the Conservative caucus? But one very practical consideration has loomed large. For Findlay to take her place in the legislature as the leader of the official Opposition, she first needs to become an MLA. On Saturday, B.C. Conservative deputy whip Reann Gasper announced she will step down as MLA for Abbotsford-Mission, opening
'We just got a random vehicle in the middle of the runway:' Motorhome crashes through fence at Abbotsford airport (opens the original)
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A pilot was preparing to land at Abbotsford International Airport over the weekend when an urgent call came over the radio: “Pull up and go around; pull up and go around immediately.” A few seconds later, the tower controller came back on the frequency to add: “I am not talking to that vehicle. They are going on the runway.” Radio traffic from the Abbotsford airport, as archived on LiveATC.net, captured the disruptions in the air and on the ground that unfolded Saturday at around 4:30 p.m. as a
B.C. wildfires: Dozens of new blazes sparked by lightning over the weekend (opens the original)
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A rash of lightning strikes across British Columbia over the weekend has sparked dozens of new wildfires, bringing the total to more than 100 with temperatures set to soar through the week. Residents and campers in and around Big Bar Lake west of 70 Mile House have been told to leave the area as danger from the fast-growing Fiftynine Creek wildfire prompted an evacuation order on Friday. By midday Sunday, it had grown to about 40 square kilometres and was classified as out of control. The B.C. W
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