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Looking to the sky: B.C. company sucks carbon from air to make fuel

Looking to the sky: B.C. company sucks carbon from air to make fuel

Carbon Engineering removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere through a chemical process, adds hydrogen and oxygen to create fuel
B.C councillor attacked by vicious crow

B.C councillor attacked by vicious crow

White Rock Coun. Helen Fathers says she can now laugh at the terrifying incident
Snow predicted for B.C. Highway

Snow predicted for B.C. Highway

Kelowna - Environment Canada has issued a weather warning for snow on the Okanagan Connector
POLL: Should fish farms be allowed to operate on B.C. coastal waters?

POLL: Should fish farms be allowed to operate on B.C. coastal waters?

A group of First Nations communities and others are fighting to have fish farms moved to on-land operations. The industry suggests this would cripple the industry that employs more than 6,000 British Columbians. What do you think?
Penticton Art Gallery explores racism

Penticton Art Gallery explores racism

International call for artists to contribute
Alberta updates driver’s licences, adds iconic dinosaur

Alberta updates driver’s licences, adds iconic dinosaur

Remains of the Albertosaurus, a T.-rex-type predator from the late Cretaceous period, were first found in Alberta
Root Cellar’s ties to Saanich run deep

Root Cellar’s ties to Saanich run deep

McKenzie Avenue grocer celebrates 10 years in community
Elderly man dies after falling from balcony at B.C. retirement home

Elderly man dies after falling from balcony at B.C. retirement home

RCMP say death not suspicious
Victoria’s Raino Dance turns 35 years young

Victoria’s Raino Dance turns 35 years young

Company has expanded its dance offerings, but its inclusive mission remains the same
B.C. cabinet approves multiple-choice voting referendum

B.C. cabinet approves multiple-choice voting referendum

Attorney General David Eby excludes himself from decision