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Presyo ng gasolina at takot sa bilihin: Sa Lower Mainland, nasa humigit-kumulang $2.14 bawat litro ang gasolina nitong Lunes, at ayon kay Sylvain Charlebois, kung magpapatuloy ang digmaan sa Iran maaaring gumastos ang pamilya ng apat ng karagdagang $400–$600 sa pagkain sa loob ng taon.
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Babae inaresto muli sa Surrey NICU: Si Lindsey Hirtreiter, 35, napetisyonal na nasa kustodiya hanggang sa posibleng bail hearing sa Huwebes matapos ang ulit na pag-aresto; dating may kasong animal cruelty noong 2015 siya.
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Drone sa sunog-pinatawan ng multa: Si Derek Leippi (Kelowna) ipinatawang $5,000 multa sa pagfly ng drone na nakagambala sa helikopter noong McDougall Creek wildfire (27/8/2023); hukom binigyang-diin ang unang pagkakasala at pagsisisi niya.
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Babaeng biktima nagsalita para tumulong: Si Nicolle Lauder (27, Abbotsford) inaming sinamantala siya mula edad 12; ang nagkasala, si Leonard Debad (60), nahatulan ng 18 buwan kulong at 3 taon probation — Lauder inalis ang publication ban para tulungan ang iba.
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Mga puno pinutol, residente nalungkot: Ang $9.1 milyon Mill Creek flood project sa Kelowna umalis ng maraming pinutol na puno; lungsod nangangakong magtatanim ng 800 bagong puno at mga ~6,000 tanim ngunit marami ang nasasaktan sa pagbabago.
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Ina mula sa B.C. nakakulong sa Texas: Tania Warner at ang 7 taong gulang na anak niyang si Ayla (may autism) dinala sa processing centre sa Dilley, Texas matapos silang hinarang noong Marso 14; Warner nagsabing sila ay nasa "kundisyon parang bilangguan."
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Apat namatay sa magkahiwalay na avalanches: Nitong Linggo, tatlong heli-skiers namatay sa Mount Knauss (Iridium Shoulder) at isa pang biktima napatay sa remote na lugar malapit sa hangganan ng B.C./Alaska; BC Coroners Service nagsasagawa ng imbestigasyon.
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Babae naparusahan dahil tila nakatulog sa pagmamaneho: Sa Marso 17 sa Coquitlam, isang 37 taong gulang na babae nakuhanan ng pulis na tila nakapikit at hindi humahawak sa manibela; pinatawan siya ng $368 at $138 fines at 6 penalty points.
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Operasyon ng batang biktima naantala: Si Maya Gebala, 12, na nasugatan sa Tumbler Ridge shooting noong Pebrero, hindi naisagawa ang naka-iskedyul na skull repair surgery dahil may nahuling impeksyon/apse; siya nasa BC Children’s Hospital at patuloy ang paggaling.
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Pag-amin sa Nanaimo parking tragedy: Si Jazmin Faye Patenaude umamin sa "driving without due care" kaugnay ng pagkamatay ni Maureen Martin (85) noong 21/3/2024 at pinagmultahan ng $1,000 plus $150 victim surcharge; sinabing nakatulong sa aksidente ang modifications ng truck niya.
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Ipinahayag na plano para "patayin": Sa affidavit, sinabi ni Rosita Fatemi na sa isang parking lot meeting binanggit nina Arezou Soltani at Mehdi Razavi ang paghahanap ng paraan para "patayin" o "patahimikin" ang isang aktibista; si Masood Masjoody kalaunan nawala at natagpuang patay sa Mission, B.C.; Soltani at Razavi sinampahan ng kaso sa unang-degree murder.
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Kumpanyang Vancouver sinuspinde ng U.S.: Seven Seas for International Trading and Logistics (nakarehistro sa B.C. noong 2022) isinama sa U.S. sanctions dahil sa umano’y koneksyon sa network na nagpopondo sa Hezbollah (~$100 milyon); tinukoy ang mga pangalan gaya nina Raoof Fadel at Mohamad Wehbe.
Araw-araw na Balita — 23 Marso 2026 (British Columbia)
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4 people die in different northern B.C. avalanches on Sunday
Three heli-skiers were killed when they were caught in an avalanche on the Iridium Shoulder ski run on Mount Knauss, north of Terrace.
Iran war could increase grocery costs in B.C.; fuel prices remain high
As the U.S.-Israel war on Iran continues, consumers should brace higher grocery costs. One expert says the hardest hit items are expected to include meat, dairy and seafood.
Woman charged with Surrey NICU assault, animal cruelty remains in custody
Lindsey Hirtreiter was arrested on a warrant late last week, even though she is not facing any new charges.
Kelowna man fined $5K for flying drone during 2023 McDougall Creek wildfire
A Kelowna man has been ordered to pay a $5,000 fine for flying a drone near the fire-ravaged Okanagan Lake Resort during the McDougall Creek wildfire in 2023.
B.C. abuse victim goes public to help others
An Abbotsford woman who was sexually abused as a child is speaking out after suffering years of abuse at the hands of her stepfather, starting at the age of just 12 years old.
‘It’s just sad:’ Kelowna residents disappointed after city removes swath of trees
For now, the chainsaws have quieted, but for many who live nearby, the debate over what’s been lost and what comes next is far from over.
‘Prison conditions’: B.C. mom says of U.S. detention centre in Texas
Originally from B.C., Tania Warner and her seven-year-old daughter Ayla, have been in U.S. immigration detention since they were stopped by border agents in Texas on March 14.
B.C. Highway Patrol fines driver who they say was dozing behind the wheel
A police officer pulled up beside an electric car last week during the morning rush-hour commute along Highway 1 in Coquitlam. The driver appeared to be asleep.
Tumbler Ridge shooting victim Maya Gebala suffers surgery setback
Cia Edmonds, whose daughter is Maya Gabela, said the 12-year-old did not undergo a scheduled skull repair surgery last week because doctors found a leaking abscess.
Nanaimo woman fined $1,000 in senior’s monster truck parking lot death
Nanaimo RCMP said the modified design of Jazmin Patenaude’s truck, which was jacked up like a monster truck, contributed to the tragic incident.
B.C. naturopath alleges suspects in Iran activist’s murder sought to ‘silence’ him
An affidavit filed by Rosita Fatemi said her meeting with the suspects in Masood Masjoody's death took place in a parking lot in the Park Royal mall in West Vancouver.
U.S. sanctions Vancouver company for alleged ties to Hezbollah
Corporate records obtained by Global News show the company's directors are all based in Qatar.