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Fall storm to bring heavy rain along B.C. coast, parts of Vancouver Island

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  • provincial Fall storm brings heavy rain and strong winds to B.C. coast and Vancouver Island
    Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement warning of heavy rainfall and strong winds expected Tuesday across B.C.'s north and central coasts and Vancouver Island's west coast, with potential for localized flooding and landslides.
  • provincial B.C. legislator Hon Chan pleads not guilty to assault and uttering threats charges
    Richmond Centre MLA Hon Chan has pleaded not guilty to charges of assault and uttering threats related to alleged intimate partner violence and will proceed directly to BC Supreme Court after waiving his right to a preliminary inquiry.
  • provincial Union coalition demands B.C. Ferries vessels be built domestically
    A coalition of 17 trade unions representing over 7,000 workers has launched a campaign calling for B.C. Ferries to build future vessels in B.C. rather than abroad, citing the province's shipbuilding capacity and the economic benefits of domestic production.
  • regional Mysterious floating island reappears on Williston Lake near Mackenzie · indexed on Local human-interest & lifestyle stories — Kamloops 2026
    A floating island measuring about one hectare, composed of logs and decaying debris, has reappeared on Williston Lake in northern B.C. after drifting about 30 kilometres in two weeks, prompting BC Hydro to warn boaters to stay away due to its unstable nature.
  • provincial B.C. Conservative caucus exodus deepens as Kerry-Lynne Findlay faces leadership crisis
    Seven B.C. Conservative MLAs have resigned from caucus in recent weeks, reducing the Opposition to 30 members, with former caucus member Bruce Banman questioning whether new leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay can win an upcoming byelection amid internal ideological rifts.

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