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A new study has revealed the car crash hotspots in Canada – with British Columbia seventh among the provinces and territories. The research, conducted by a group of Alberta personal injury lawyers looked at 2022 Transport Canada data. It found there are 7.9 car crash fatalities per 100-thousand licensed drivers in...

Conservationists call for BC forestry industry to be modernized

Conservationists want BC’s forestry industry to be modernized amid ongoing US tariff threats. On Friday, the Ancient Forest Alliance and Endangered Ecosystems Alliance called on the BC Government to not only modernize the industry, but to also protect old-growth forests. The aim is to bring a more sustainable second-growth forest industry...

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BC’s racism hotline has received 600 calls since being launched last year

Attorney-General Niki Sharma says she is “comforted” by knowing that British Columbians subjected to racism are getting support. Sharma said the hotline to report racist incidents has received about 600 calls since its establishment in May of last year. She added that’s resulted in about 16-hundred incidents being referred to support...

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