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New poll finds half of British Columbians feel politically homeless

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  • provincial B.C. adopts new time-zone code for year-round daylight time
    British Columbia has officially adopted the Pacific time abbreviation (PCT) to reflect its decision to remain permanently on daylight time, replacing the previous practice of switching between Pacific standard and daylight time seasonally.
  • provincial Half of British Columbians feel 'politically homeless' — Angus Reid poll
    A new Angus Reid survey shows 51 per cent of British Columbians describe themselves as lacking a political party to support wholeheartedly, with the NDP leading 41-37 per cent in vote intention if an election were held now.
  • provincial Kerry-Lynne Findlay vows to stay as B.C. Conservative leader amid defections
    B.C. Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay has pledged to remain in her position despite nine legislators quitting the caucus since May, saying the party is still experiencing 'growing pains' and calling on defectors to return.
  • provincial Premier Eby warns legislators to be 'election ready' amid U.S. trade war uncertainty
    B.C. Premier David Eby told legislators they need to be prepared for a potential snap election soon, citing disruptions from the trade conflict with the United States.
  • regional Revelstoke Search and Rescue rescues large Great Dane from Mt. Macpherson · indexed on Kamloops Search and Rescue operations & missing-person incidents
    Revelstoke Search and Rescue successfully rescued a 10-year-old Great Dane with torn paw pads from a mountain trail on Mt. Macpherson after the exhausted owners could not get the large dog down.
  • regional Youth seriously injured after falling from Cranbrook school roof during police incident · indexed on Youth injured after falling from Cranbrook school roof during police incident
    A youth was seriously injured after falling or jumping from the roof of Mt. Baker Secondary School in Cranbrook during a police incident involving a knife-related threat, which is now under investigation by the Independent Investigations Office.
  • provincial World's tallest totem pole comes down in Alert Bay after 50+ years
    The 173-foot totem pole that stood in Alert Bay for over 50 years as a symbol of unity for 22 Kwakwaka'wakw tribes was carefully taken down due to safety concerns from decades of weathering.
  • provincial B.C. municipalities urge province to restore affordable housing funding and realign targets
    The Union of B.C. Municipalities passed a resolution calling on the province to reinstate the Community Housing Fund and align provincial housing targets with available funding, citing the impact of paused intakes on affordable housing projects.
  • out_of_scope Woman killed in fuel truck collision in Nanaimo
    A woman was fatally struck by a fuel delivery truck at a Co-op gas bar in Nanaimo early Wednesday morning, prompting an RCMP investigation.

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