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How to grow next year’s Thanksgiving feast in your own garden

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New ReviewMaster gardener Brian Minter joins BC Today host Michelle Eliot to share tips for growing herbs, root vegetables and even cranberries for seasonal celebrations. Minter says "there's so much possibility" for anyone looking to cater their...
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Aging B.C. Place prepares to host FIFA World Cup

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New ReviewIn the lead up to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, attention is turning to one of Vancouver's most recognizable landmarks: B.C. Place. There's major excitement around the stadium playing host to seven games, but as CBC's Laurence Watt reports,...
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Former Miss Universe Canada contestant accused of giving Botox without licence | Hanomansing Tonight

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New ReviewFormer Miss Universe Canada contestant Jeeti Virk and her sister, Rajan Virk, are accused of running a series of businesses in B.C. advertising services meant to increase lip and 'booty' size with dermal filler, but they aren't licensed...
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#TheMoment a rare 7-armed octopus was spotted in B.C.

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New ReviewKathleen Durant tells The National about the moment she stumbled on a seven-armed octopus on Pender Island and how it ended up at the Royal B.C. Museum.
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'Non-existent' Alberta pipeline putting 'real' private B.C. projects at risk: Eby

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New ReviewAlberta Premier Danielle Smith says it's easier to deal with Donald Trump on a potential Keystone XL revival than with B.C. Premier David Eby on her new pipeline proposal. Eby tells Power & Politics that the 'non-existent' pipeline is...
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B.C. Conservative leader battles internal party strife as legislature returns

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New ReviewThe B.C. government begins the fall session this week with a jam-packed agenda of bills from the NDP. Opposition leader John Rustad joined Stephen Quinn to speak about his priorities, the state of internal strife in the B.C. Conservative...
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Fall session begins at B.C. Legislature amid a backdrop of labour unrest

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New ReviewMLAs are back in Victoria for the fall legislative session — and so too are striking public sector workers and their supporters. The BCGEU says more than 10,000 people rallied at the legislature Monday as, inside the building, the B.C....
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Reflecting on the deadly Oct. 7 attacks in Israel, 2 years on

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New ReviewIt’s been two years since a Hamas-led attack on Israel plunged the region into a devastating conflict. Now, with peace talks underway in Egypt, JSpace Canada executive director Maytal Kowalski said there's a mix of cautious hope and deep...
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New U.S. tariffs on lumber are 'bizarre,' says B.C. forestry CEO

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New ReviewMembers of the B.C. forest industry are keeping a close eye on meetings between Prime Minister Mark Carney and President Donald Trump ahead of new U.S. lumber tariffs coming on Oct. 14. Brink Forest Products CEO John Brink called the new...
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Carnivorous Plants | Planting Curiosity | Creator Network

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New ReviewJoin Rachael Tancock as she ventures into the bogs of British Columbia in search of some of the most fascinating and fiercest plants on Earth: carnivorous plants. In this episode, Rachael meets plant expert Justin Dunning, who reveals...
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Why these pro-development First Nations chiefs support a new pipeline

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New ReviewA pro-resource development group of First Nations chiefs is voicing its support for a new pipeline to the West Coast. The founder and president of the National Coalition of Chiefs, Dale Swampy, said oil and gas participation, including...
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B.C. should let restaurants, pubs buy liquor from private stores, alliance says

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New ReviewAs the BCGEU strike wears on, pubs and restaurants are finding themselves in a frustrating situation — while they’re nearly running out of stock, nearby liquor stores are legally barred from selling to them because they’re privately...
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How likely is a trade deal as Carney is set to go to Washington?

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New ReviewPrime Minister Mark Carney heads back to the Oval Office to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday. The Sunday Scrum panel, with National Post parliamentary reporter Catherine Lévesque, Globe and Mail energy reporter Emma...
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B.C. baseball fans head to Toronto, Seattle to watch playoff games

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New ReviewWith aspirations of a World Series win, some Vancouver-area Blue Jays and Mariners fans are travelling across the country and south of the border to see their favourite teams play. Stephen Quinn spoke with local fans Krystal Yee and Mark...
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Should the ban on foreign buyers be relaxed to help B.C.'s slowing real estate market?

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New ReviewBrendon Ogmundson, chief economist for B.C. Real Estate Association, says B.C. needs to reintroduce some foreign investment in real estate, amid slowing condo sales. About 2,500 new condos are sitting unsold and empty in Metro Vancouver,...
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Alberta to kick-start proposal for a pipeline to northern B.C. coast

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New ReviewAlberta Premier Danielle Smith tells Power & Politics her province will act as the proponent for an application to the Major Projects Office for a new pipeline from Alberta to the northern B.C. coast.
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Danielle Smith responds to pipeline proposal opposition

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New ReviewThe Alberta government will propose a bitumen pipeline to B.C.’s northern coast. But existing regulations and local opposition could pose a challenge to its construction.
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Officials warn about online scam involving Girl Guides cookies

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New ReviewCookie lovers be warned, a new online scam is overcharging and under-delivering for a popular treat. As Yasmine Ghania reports, fraudsters have been posing as Girl Guides cookie sellers on community forums and tricking people into paying...
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B.C. jobs minister says Trump's film tariff threat creating uncertainty

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New ReviewOn Monday, U.S. President Donald Trump reiterated a threat to impose a 100 per cent tariff on films produced outside the U.S. While it's unclear how the tariffs would operate, given the increasingly international nature of filmmaking,...
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B.C. wildlife biologist reflects on legacy of Jane Goodall

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New ReviewBC Today host Michelle Elliot speaks with B.C. wildlife biologist Alexandra Morton about the influence and legacy of conservationist Jane Goodall, dead at 91. Morton, a whale biologist and author, says Goodall was seen as "a guiding...
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Vancouverites weigh in on having a Generation Z leader for the B.C. Green Party

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New ReviewClimate activist Emily Lowan is the new leader of the B.C. Green Party. At 25, she's the second youngest Green Party leader after Stuart Parker, who won the leadership in 1993. Today, we found out what Vancouverites think about the...
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Restaurants stock up as BCGEU strike targets alcohol distribution

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New ReviewRestaurants and venues are bracing for impact as striking BCGEU workers expand picket lines to liquor warehouses and retail stores. James Iranzad, a partner with Gooseneck Hospitality, and Corinne Lea, the founder and CEO of the Rio...
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What will Emily Lowan's leadership of the B.C. Green Party look like?

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New ReviewEmily Lowan, a 25-year-old climate activist, has been elected as the new leader of the B.C. Green Party. The Early Edition’s Stephen Quinn discussed the future of the party with its first leader, Adriane Carr, and Beatrice Sharpe, a...
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Tensions run high over cull order for 400 birds at ostrich farm in southeastern B.C.

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New ReviewThe Canadian Food Inspection Agency has moved into a farm near Edgewood, B.C. where farm owners and supporters are resisting a cull ordered for their flock of 400 ostriches.