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Advance voting begins today for the British Columbia provincial election

Advance voting begins today for the British Columbia provincial election

Election day in B.C. is Oct. 19, with advance opportunities running from Oct. 10-13 and Oct. 15-16
Rustad’s story changes after coroner says office has no record of fatal overdose

Rustad’s story changes after coroner says office has no record of fatal overdose

Conservative leader said he had witnessed fatal overdose on Vancouver street corner on way to debate
Condo inventory growing as sellers anticipate demand rebound: Re/Max report

Condo inventory growing as sellers anticipate demand rebound: Re/Max report

‘Come spring of 2025, pent-up demand is expected to fuel stronger market activity’
Furstenau gets high marks for debate performance, impact debatable

Furstenau gets high marks for debate performance, impact debatable

B.C. Greens leader scored points but observers wonder if that will translate to seats
Kelowna mayor speaks out on youth swarming incident

Kelowna mayor speaks out on youth swarming incident

5 youth were arrested following the incident
U.K. doctors pondering their B.C. future should government change

U.K. doctors pondering their B.C. future should government change

A pair of UK-trained family physicians will be watching the outcome and aftermath of the election closely
B.C. police watchdog investigates 2022 arrest of paralyzed man in Kelowna

B.C. police watchdog investigates 2022 arrest of paralyzed man in Kelowna

The IIO is asking anyone with video footage to contact them
BC NDP's North Island Candidate speaks to the Campbell River Mirror

BC NDP's North Island Candidate speaks to the Campbell River Mirror

Michele Babchuk is the second candidate for the North Island riding to sit down with the Campbell River Mirror
Information cards direct 500 Vancouver Island voters to wrong voting place

Information cards direct 500 Vancouver Island voters to wrong voting place

Elections B.C. re-issuing voter information cards this week
Following teen swarming Kelowna mom petitions changes to youth justice act

Following teen swarming Kelowna mom petitions changes to youth justice act

On top of speaking out and starting a Facebook group, Jacqueline Best has also started a petition, which already has more than 1,200 signatures