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Do Some Good Receives National Award for Social Impact
B Corp and tech-for-good platform Do Some Good is being recognized on a national level as a social enterprise that makes significant contributions to improving the lives of Canadians.
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B.C. man designs ‘turtlepods’ - mobile personal shelter prototypes to assist the unhoused
‘I think of it as supporting urban nomadism.’
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In 1972, Cache Creek looks at possibility of building a pool
Residents to be asked by ballot if they are in favour of the village financing a pool
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Go fish! Cariboo girl creates unique gifts, one fly at a time
Isabella Bailey’s fishing lure ornaments the perfect stocking stuffer for any anglers in your life
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Rockin’ and Talkin’ With the Clinton Seniors’ Association
Communication is a lifeline for many during Christmas season
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In Qatar, Canadian fans prepare to keep singing despite losses
Canada was considered a longshot to make it to the World Cup, but men’s team overcame the odds
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QUIZ: How much do you know about world cup soccer?
Soccer is enjoyed around the world and is played by people of all ages
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Rotary Club looking for nominations for Citizens of the Year
Program honouring those who go above and beyond in our communities now in its 18th year
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PODCAST.: Katrina Kadoski is B.C.’s ‘Cougar Annie’
TODAY IN B.C.: Singer-songwriter tells story of legendary pioneer in one-woman show
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Clinton PAC dinner and auction raise $40,000 for local students
After two-year hiatus, event returned with a record-setting bang
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