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Lider ng Conservative Nagbitiw, Kampanya sa Pagka-alkalde Nagsimula at Hit-and-Run sa Chilliwack — Vancouver Sunday

12 artikulo 12 oras ang nakalipas 21

🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Pamilya sa B.C. nagsagip ng pagod na anak-oso mula sa Okanagan Lake. Isang pamilya ang humila ng isang batang oso mula sa Okanagan Lake (lawa sa rehiyon ng Okanagan, British Columbia) matapos mapansin ng mga nakapanood na halos hindi na ito makapag-langoy, ayon sa ulat. Naganap ang pagsagip sa gitna ng lawa at kinuha ng pamilya ang silang hayop mula sa tubig, ayon sa headline ng artikulo.
  2. 80-anyos na siklista patay sa hit-and-run sa Chilliwack. Isang 80-anyos na siklista ang nasawi sa isang hit-and-run sa Chilliwack (British Columbia), ayon sa pamagat ng artikulo na nag-uulat ng nakamamatay na banggaan at ang sumunod na pagtakas ng salarin.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Kerry-Lynne Findlay nagbitiw bilang lider ng BC Conservatives sa pahayag bandang 1:30 p.m. Inanunsyo ni Findlay ang kanyang pagbibitiw sa X (platformang panlipunan) mga bandang 1:30 p.m., na sinabing ang panloob na alitan ay nagpadalang hindi na napapanatili ang pamumuno; sumunod ang kanyang pag-alis sa pag-alis ng Surrey-Serpentine River MLA na si Linda Hepner mula sa caucus at naganap habang lumalakas ang usap-usapan tungkol sa posibleng biglaang halalan sa lalawigan. Binanggit ng artikulo na si Hepner ang ika-13 MLA na umalis sa partido at ang caucus ay nabawasan na sa 25.
  2. Nagsimula na ang kampanya ng mga kandidato sa pagka-alkalde ng Vancouver habang nagbabantang halalan sa lalawigan. Opisyal na sinimulan ng mga kandidato para sa pagka-alkalde ng Vancouver ang kanilang kampanya habang iniulat ng artikulo na maaaring magdeklara ng halalan ang pamahalaang panlalawigan, na naglalagay sa mga lokal na kampanya ng munisipyo kasabay ng kawalang-katiyakan sa lalawigan.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Inilathala ni Eden Robinson ang Sorceress of the Sky Serpents na pinaghalo ang kultura ng North Coast at pantasya. Inilabas ng manunulat na si Eden Robinson ang Sorceress of the Sky Serpents, na inilalarawan sa artikulo bilang pagsasanib ng mga elemento ng kultura ng North Coast at mga kuwentong pantasya. Tinukoy ng headline ang pokus sa kaniya at sa aklat.
  2. Isang Canadian language school nagsampa ng bankruptcy, inabandona ang mga estudyante. Isang Canadian language school ang nagsampa ng bankruptcy at iniulat ng artikulo na naiwanang stranded ang mga estudyante dahil sa insolvency, ayon sa headline.
  3. Scientist nagbabala: tignan ang mga nakaraang tugon sa klima habang papalapit ang super El Niño. Ayon sa artikulo, isang scientist ang nagmumungkahi na ang mga dating solusyon at tugon sa klima ay makakatulong habang umuunlad ang isang super El Niño, ayon sa pag-frame ng headline.

📰 Also Today

  • Canada's 'Railway City' humihiling na maibalik ang mga pasaherong tren, sinisiyasat ng artikulo ang pag-asang regional rail.
  • Mga munisipalidad pinag-iisipang ipagbawal ang smart glasses sa mga pool at change room, tinalakay sa headline.
  • Kaso ni 'Agent Layla': biktimang naging ahente tumulong dalhin ang abusador sa hustisya, iniulat ng headline ang kinalabasan ng legal na kaso.
  • Muling pag-alis ng isa pang MLA sa BC Conservative caucus, binanggit ng headline ang pagbibitiw ni Linda Hepner at kaguluhan sa partido.

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Source Articles (12)

Canadian language school files for bankruptcy, leaving students stranded

A notice posted to the International Language Academy of Canada's website says it has ceased operations effective immediately and cancelled all classes.

General Sep 20, 2026

'Agent Layla': Sex assault victim turned secret agent brings her abuser to justice

A new CBC Podcast tells how Vienna Luke, the victim of a historic sexual assault, went undercover as an RCMP agent to record a confession from the family member who assaulted her years earlier.

General Sep 20, 2026

Should municipalities ban smart glasses in pools and change rooms?

Some city councils are banning smart glasses in public change rooms to prevent people from being covertly recorded, but 10 Canadian municipalities contacted by CBC News say existing rules are sufficient.

General Sep 20, 2026

Facing a super El Niño, this scientist says we can look to the past for climate solutions

Facing what could be the most devastating El Niño ever, a Peruvian scientist has turned to her ancestors for solutions to extreme weather events — and she’s not the only one. Around the world, researchers are increasingly looking to Indigenous science for solutions to climate change.

General Sep 20, 2026

Canada's 'Railway City' wants passenger trains back. Like much of the country, it's not so simple

Canada is spending billions to expand passenger rail after decades of decline, but torn-up tracks, lost corridors and a surviving network built around freight means communities trying to bring trains back face a very different railway than the one they lost.

General Sep 20, 2026

Vancouver mayoral candidates start campaigning while potential provincial election looms

Public safety has emerged as a key issue in Vancouver’s mayoral race, as candidates launched their official campaigns Saturday amid concerns a potential provincial election could overlap with the municipal race.

General Sep 20, 2026

80-year-old cyclist dies in Chilliwack hit and run

An 80-year-old woman has died after she was struck by a car while on a bicycle in Chilliwack, B.C., Saturday evening.

General Sep 20, 2026

Author Eden Robinson blends North Coast culture with fantasy in Sorceress of the Sky Serpents

Sorceress of the Sky Serpents is the North Coast author's first book since the highly-acclaimed Trickster series and once again blends the Haisla and Heiltsuk cultures of the Pacific Northwest with the other-worldly.

General Sep 20, 2026

B.C. MLA Linda Hepner leaves Conservative caucus as calls grow for leader to resign

Linda Hepner, who serves in the Surrey-Serpentine River riding, told CBC News Sunday morning she has resigned from Conservative caucus "effective immediately."

General Sep 20, 2026

'He could barely paddle anymore': B.C. family rescues bear cub from Okanagan Lake

A B.C. family was boating on Okanagan Lake last weekend when they spotted a baby bear cub struggling to keep its head above water and pulled it onto their boat.

General Sep 20, 2026
Another MLA leaves BC Conservative caucus as potential snap election looms

Another MLA leaves BC Conservative caucus as potential snap election looms

Linda Hepner, MLA for Surrey-Serpentine River, resigned from caucus on Sunday and criticized the party leadership's "willingness to listen."

Canada Sep 20, 2026
Kerry-Lynne Findlay resigns as BC Conservatives leader

Kerry-Lynne Findlay resigns as BC Conservatives leader

Kerry-Lynne Findlay's resignation as leader comes just hours after Surrey-Serpentine River MLA Linda Hepner said she was resigning from caucus.

Politics Sep 20, 2026