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- Sep 27, 2026
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Feeling confused? The 'logistical nightmare' of overlapping elections in B.C. (opens the original)
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More than 40 lawn signs dominate the four corners of Capilano Road and Ridgewood Drive in North Vancouver, all promoting people running for mayor, city councillor or school board trustee in the Oct. 17 municipal election. Soon, the busy intersection will be even more crowded with placards for candidates in the Oct. 24 provincial election. Voters might be forgiven for finding it hard to keep track of who is running for what. “There’s definitely the possibility of confusion,” said pollster Mario C
B.C. Conservatives, CentreBC reunite to fight NDP's election call (opens the original)
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As NDP Premier David Eby was announcing a snap election on Tuesday, big changes were erupting across B.C.’s centre-right political landscape. After a series of backroom caucus meetings, CentreBC was all but wiped out as seven of its eight MLAs, including leader Peter Milobar, rejoined the B.C. Conservatives in an effort to form a cohesive opposition to the NDP. Only Surrey-Cloverdale MLA Elenore Sturko remained with CentreBC and, by the end of the turbulent day, became its leader. She said her v
How high diesel prices in B.C. pump up the cost of your food — and everything else (opens the original)
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When Chris Bodnar and his wife Paige recently filled the diesel tank at their Abbotsford vegetable farm, the price was $3,000 — double what it used to cost. The rising price of diesel across the world is hitting B.C. industries like farming and trucking hard, and that is trickling down to every household in the province as the price of food and all other goods that require transportation goes up and up and up. “What does this mean for our food security long-term when things like this can destabi
Only one-quarter of Metro Vancouver's mayoralty candidates are women. Why? (opens the original)
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North Vancouver City Mayor Linda Buchanan says the vitriolic messages she receives from her critics are hurtful, including one that refers to “NightMayor Buchanan and her sisterhood in the CNV menopause lounge.” Buchanan, a two-term mayor, knows politicians face criticism. But some emails sent to city hall are “toxic,” and are often directed not at her male colleagues but to her, the city’s three female councillors and its female administrators. “We’re seeing over the last several years just a r
'You never forget it': Grief doesn't fade for B.C. firefighters who went to New York after 9/11 (opens the original)
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When he was just a rookie Vancouver firefighter in 2001, Keith Stewart desperately wanted to help the families of the more than 300 New York firefighters who died trying to save people from the burning World Trade Center towers. He and dozens of other Vancouver firefighters flew to New York that fall, mainly to attend funerals in dress uniform for lost colleagues they’d never met. A stark reality greeted them — more memorial services every day than the depleted New York Fire Department had staff
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