The BC Cadet Honour Band is preparing for another free concert tour around British Columbia, performing four concerts from March 24 to 27. The band features 51 of the top Royal Canadian Sea, Army, and Air Cadet musicians who represent 27 cadet corps and squadrons from 16 different communities from across the province. The Honour […]
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A film about neoliberalism and its contribution to global inequality is being screened by Cinema Politica at a free event at the end of the month. “The Invisible Doctrine: The Secret History of Neoliberalism (& how it came to control your life)” is based on a book of the same title by journalist George Monbiot
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One person is dead following an avalanche in a remote area near the Klehini River, Pleasant Camp, close to the B.C./U.S. border. RCMP received a Garmin SOS alert on March 22 at about 3:26 p.m., approximately 500 km from Atlin. Information indicated that an avalanche had taken place, and one person was unconscious and CPR
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Several fatalities have been reported following an avalanche at a heliskiing site near Terrace. Terrace RCMP and BC Emergency Health Services were dispatched on the afternoon of March 22 after receiving a report from local lodge staff of an avalanche that killed three people. “One man was transported to local hospital by BC EHS with
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The B.C. government is partnering with the University of British Columbia (UBC) to help companies spin off tech and life sciences products developed at the university. Investments will be deployed through the newly created UBC Catalyst Ventures Fund. The province is chipping in $10 million, UBC is providing $10 million and private investors are putting
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