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B.C. ski town faces shorter seasons as climate causes more variable winters

While a ski town famed for its deep powder, Revelstoke is increasingly experiencing hotter and drier summers, wetter winters, and inconsistent snow. Snowfall fluctuates substantially year by year in the city, but annual snow charts show the snowpack has consistently shrunk by approximately a metre since the 1970s, ’80s, and ’90s. A November 2024 study […]

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South Korean, Canadian officials celebrate navy arrival in B.C.

The leaders of the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) and the Republic of Korea Navy (ROKN), joined by elected officials, South Korean media, veterans, and business leaders, held a ceremony at Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Esquimalt to welcome a South Korean frigate and submarine for a diplomatic and business visit. On Monday (May 25), high-ranking Korean

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Landowner seeks to reopen Cowichan case with backing of B.C., federal gov’t

A company with major landholdings in the area covered by the landmark Cowichan Tribes Aboriginal title claim is in court this week, arguing a “fundamental violation” of procedural fairness occurred when it wasn’t named as a party and given a chance to plead its case. Montrose Properties wants the trial reopened and the judgment revisited,

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