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Evacuation order issued for Slocan, B.C., surrounding areas due to wildfires
The evacuation order impacts the village of Slocan, B.C., as well as more than 400 properties in the areas surrounding the community, which is about 370 km east of Kelowna. * This article was originally published here
2 B.C. residents awarded after rescuing trapped British couple from car
‘The water was fast-running and was filling up their vehicle,’ said RCMP. ‘Both Mark and Janet Brimicombe had injuries and the situation was precarious.’ * This article was originally published here
Questions aplenty from orchardists following sudden closure of BC Tree Fruits
One Okanagan farmer thinks that in the wake of Friday’s news regarding BC Tree Fruits that ‘there’s going to be a shift in the industry.’ * This article was originally published here
West Kelowna says water is safe despite discolouration
‘I can’t stress enough that there is no health concern,’ said Allen Fillion, the city’s director of engineering and operations. * This article was originally published here
Why does purple dominate in lupin fields? Biology and the bees, says scientist
About 30 years ago, the Prince Edward Island government tried unsuccessfully to eradicate the flowers. Now, lupin-covered fields and hillsides are a staple in tourism. * This article was originally published here
Canada’s Crime Severity Index higher in 2023 with increased child exploitation
The rise in Canada's crime severity index in 2023 was mainly impacted by a 52% increase of police-reported instances of child sexual exploitation. * This article was originally published here
Tour of Jasper wildfire devastation reveals destroyed homes and hotels
Bare foundations of destroyed homes, scorched vehicles, the shell of what was a Petro-Can gas station — devastating images to emerge from a tour of Jasper on Friday evening. * This article was originally published here
Health Canada says some take-home naloxone kits may contain incorrect info
Health Canada says some naloxone take-home kits may contain instructional cards that provide the incorrect dosing information for a potential second dose. * This article was originally published here
Guelph organization helps non-profits and individuals with minor repairs and renovations
The Carpenter's Crew was formed in 2022 and is made up of retired and semi-retired contractors and tradesmen as a way to give back to the community. * This article was originally published here
Court in Ontario city struggling with gun crime closes over safety fears
Hamilton, one of the most populated cities in Ontario, has seen a rise in shootings this year and if it doesn't get it under control, 'incredible opportunities' could be wasted. * This article was originally published here
‘That is my home:’ Birchwood Terrace tenants looking for stability as support wanes
While crews say construction at Birchwood Terrace is going well, it's unclear how much longer residents will be left without a steady place to call home. * This article was originally published here
Dozens of wildfires burning in B.C.’s Slocan Valley
Within the Slocan Valley area, 42 wildfires are burning, with another dozen located on either side of the region. * This article was originally published here
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Refugee Health-Care Workers Bring Strong Skills to Nova Scotia
Nine months after arriving from a large refugee camp in Kenya, Abdifatah Sabriye and Patricia Omar Kamssor are finding their stride as health-care workers in Nova Scotia.Caring for elderly residents in a coastal town, Kamssor and Sabriye have embraced their new roles....
Supports for those experiencing homelessness in Lethbridge expanding
A groundbreaking ceremony was held at the Lethbridge Shelter and Resource Centre Wednesday with Jason Nixon, Alberta's minister of seniors, community and social services, present. * This article was originally published here
Calcite Creek wildfire near U.S. border sized at 911 hectares
The Calcite Creek blaze located near the U.S. border, around 40 kilometers south of Princeton, B.C., has grown from 194 hectares on Friday evening to 911 hectares as of Wednesday. * This article was originally published here
Calgary looks to change noise rules for Scotia Place to avoid millions in extra costs
City of Calgary officials said it could cost up to $8 million to have the new event centre comply with the existing noise bylaw in the area. Instead, they want to change the bylaw. * This article was originally published here
Montreal bike-sharing service launches ‘new concept, never seen in North America’
Montreal’s bike-sharing service has inaugurated its first remote bike repair shop. The aim is to decentralize maintenance and repair work to have bikes back on the road faster. * This article was originally published here
Thompson Okanagan residents moving away to other provinces
The Thompson Okanagan saw a significant bump in the number of international arrivals, nearly half of whom were between 25 and 39 years old. * This article was originally published here
Calgary opens evacuation centre for those forced to flee Jasper wildfire
reception centre for those displaced by the Jasper wildfire has been set up in Calgary for an expected 200 evacuees. * This article was originally published here