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Voting to begin in federal byelections in Toronto, Vancouver and Chicoutimi ridings

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  • out_of_scope Unsolved homicide of Jeremy Gordaneer — five years later
    Five years after Jeremy Gordaneer was killed in Victoria in 2021, his sister Alisa expresses frustration over the lack of investigative progress and concerns about the case amid Victoria Police's withdrawal from the regional integrated major crime unit.
  • provincial International student enrolment decline pressures B.C. rental market
    International student enrolment in Canada fell 26 per cent in 2025-26 following a 24 per cent decline in B.C., reducing rental demand, lowering asking rents, and forcing landlords and student housing providers to pivot toward domestic students or exit the market.
  • out_of_scope Federal byelections held in Toronto, Vancouver, and Chicoutimi ridings
    Voting takes place in three federal byelections: Chicoutimi-Le Fjord (vacated by Conservative Richard Martel for the Senate), Beaches-East York, and North Vancouver-Capilano.
  • regional B.C. byelection in Abbotsford-Mission — three candidates enter race · indexed on B.C. Conservative Party leadership and caucus divisions
    CentreBC announces Lakhwinder Jhaj as its candidate in the Sept. 26 Abbotsford-Mission byelection, joining Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay and former NDP agriculture minister Pam Alexis.
  • regional Early snow at Kicking Horse and other Interior ski resorts · indexed on Kamloops weather records & seasonal anomalies (2026)
    Significant snowfall fell overnight at high elevations at Kicking Horse Mountain Resort near Golden and other Interior ski resorts early Sunday, while Big White near Kelowna remained snow-free.
  • out_of_scope Injunction against old-growth logging protesters extended in Walbran Valley
    A B.C. Supreme Court judge extended the Walbran Valley injunction preventing road blockades by protesters until Jan. 31, 2028, declining to make it indefinite, while 10 people face criminal contempt charges from enforcement last fall.

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