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B.C. rolling out new tech to better predict wildfire activity

The BC Wildfire Service will have access to new technology to help crews better predict fire movement and growth. The announcement comes ahead of the 2024 wildfire season. "As the impacts of climate change evolve, so too must our ability to manage the threat of wildfires in our communities," said Bruce...

More drought preparedness funding promised for B.C. farmers

An additional $80 million in provincial funds is being made available to help farmers hit hard by drought conditions. B.C. government officials said the money will let farmers upgrade their irrigation systems to be more efficient and to build infrastructure to improve water availability and storage. “Last year, our province faced...

Province allocates 857 international student attestation letters for Selkirk College

The allocation represents a reduction of 95 students compared to the 2023/24 academic year. In January, the federal government announced its nationwide intake cap on international study permits for two years, to relieve pressures on housing, healthcare, and other services resulting from an increase in international student numbers by reducing...

Controlled burn underway near Deer Park Mountain

The BC Wildfire Service said that smoke will be visible along Highway 6, Castlegar, Renata, and Edgewood. An ecosystem restoration burn is now underway on Deer Park Mountain. The BC Wildfire Service said in a media release that the objective is to help restore forest health, address forest issues associated...

Province allocates $18,000 to improve Emergency Support Services in Castlegar

The province says the investment will help with training, recruiting, and purchasing new ESS equipment. The Emergency Support Service is a provincially funded program administered by local governments to provide temporary support for individuals and families unable to meet their needs when they are evacuated. Today (Friday), the province revealed a...

RCMP targeting drunk drivers on St. Patrick’s Day weekend

The BC Highway Patrol will be targeting impaired drivers all across the province over what promises to be a busy weekend.  St. Patrick’s Day is on Sunday, police are urging people to find themselves a safe ride home and promise drivers can expect to see roadblocks in place.  The Highway Patrol...
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