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Vancouver Island author Michael Christie on writing a global bestseller, eco anxiety and Canada Reads
Michael Christie's Greenwood is one of five contenders in this year's Canada Reads competition. Christie spoke to CBC's All Points West host Jason D'Souza at sxʷeŋxʷəŋ təŋəxʷ James Bay library in Victoria.
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From the archives: The Queen of the North sinks after running aground near Hartley Bay, B.C.
March 22, 2006: The B.C. Ferries vessel, with 101 passengers and crew on board, sinks in the early morning hours of March 22, 2006, while travelling from Prince Rupert to Port Hardy on Vancouver Island.
Southwest B.C. had strong numbers on housing starts in 2022, report finds, but more still needed
Last year's housing starts in Southwest B.C. were the second-highest ever, according to the Chartered Professional Accountants of British Columbia, though the organization and other experts say more are still needed for Canada's rapidly growing population.
How medication management can help you fast safely this Ramadan
Health experts say practising Muslims may have to adjust their medications as they embark on a month of spiritual fasting. While people with chronic conditions like diabetes are most affected, any individuals who fast are encouraged to speak with their doctors or pharmacists.
82-year-old dies while skiing at Whistler Blackcomb resort
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City says it closed Avengers exhibit at Burnaby mall due to building, fire code safety issues
More surgeries being scheduled, but not enough to clear pandemic backlog, nationwide data suggests
Keep pets indoors, warn police, after 2 dogs die of poisoning in Trail, B.C.
Homicide team investigating fatal attack on man in West Vancouver
As B.C. awaits minimum wage increase, businesses say hikes shouldn't be tied to inflation
New B.C. long-term care facility to include under-65s unit as demand grows among younger adults
$100-Uber rides, half-hour walks to campus: Students share how Fraser Valley strike has affected their commute
Twitter blocks access to accounts of prominent Canadians at request of India's government, Sikh group alleges
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Fraser Valley bus strike enters third day
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