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- Aug 24, 2026
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Tariffs one more blow to struggling U.S. border businesses (opens the original)
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Businesses along the B.C.-Washington state border are likely to bear the brunt of the impacts of tariffs that went into effect over the weekend. Laurie Trautman, director of the border policy research institute at Western Washington University in Washington state, said harsh rhetoric towards Canada from the Trump administration would likely revive calls for Canadians to boycott U.S. goods and travel, just as the number of Canadians crossing the border was starting to pick back up. “This feels li
Annual cost of fighting B.C. wildfires doubled in a decade, SFU report says (opens the original)
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SFU researchers say the amount of money B.C. has spent fighting wildfires in recent years is almost the same as what the province has collected in natural gas royalties. They say it demonstrates how B.C. households are already paying for the costs of climate change, since wildfires are the result of worsening climate change made worse by the burning of fossil fuels. Citing government statistics, the researchers, in a preview of a study to be released next month, said Wednesday the average cost o
Fast-moving wildfires reshaping B.C.’s forests, new study finds (opens the original)
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New research suggests that fast-moving wildfires, such as the Bald Ridge blaze near Summerland that forced recent evacuations, are burning bigger and leaving forests less able to grow back to their pre-burn state. The study, published in Science Advances, analyzed nearly 3,500 fires across Canada and the western U.S. between 2012 and 2023. Researchers used satellite data to track how quickly fires spread each day. They found the fastest-moving fires burned more severely, killed more trees, and m
World Cup bump for border traffic, but travel from U.S. to B.C. still down (opens the original)
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Roughly 134,200 vehicles entered B.C. from Washington state on days Vancouver hosted World Cup matches in June and July — almost 18,000 more than the same days last year, according to a Postmedia analysis of border data. On June 13, the day Vancouver first hosted a match, more than 12,100 northbound vehicles crossed the border — nearly 2,800 more vehicles than the same day last year, a 30 per cent increase. Despite this bump in northbound traffic, overall travel numbers from the U.S. in June — i
Lucha Libre wrestlers take over east Vancouver on August long weekend (opens the original)
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More than 1,200 people were at the Waldorf Hotel for what is billed as Canada's largest outdoor Lucha Libre street party
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