Parole board employees warned of threats in wake of Saskatchewan stabbings
11 killed, 17 were injured in the attacks on the James Smith Cree Nation last year
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Moment of silence for fallen RCMP officer at Langley council
Const. Rick O’Brien, a resident of Langley’s Willoughby area, remembered as ‘brave, kind and generous’
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174 people died from toxic drug supply in August, B.C. coroner finds
Unregulated drug toxicity is leading cause of death for British Columbians aged 10 to 59
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Indigenous businesses striving for Truth and Reconciliation
Shopping for something to wear on Orange Shirt Day? Here’s what you need to know
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Victoria to feds: we’re ready, where’s our $28M for housing?
B.C. capital says it’s done more than what’s necessary to qualify for national accelerator funding
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