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Former BC Ferries CEO David Hahn reflects on the tragic sinking of the Queen of the North ferry, which occurred 20 years ago, resulting in the loss of two lives.

Maya Gebala, a 12-year-old girl injured in a Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, is undergoing her fourth surgery to fix a fractured skull after being shot multiple times during the attack.

A woman charged with assaulting three infants at a Surrey hospital was granted bail but was arrested again shortly thereafter.

Kris Killing, the coach of BC Kalev/Cramo, acknowledged that aggressiveness from Riga's Zellis turned the game in their favor during the Estonian-Latvian league quarterfinal, resulting in a 69:83 loss.

The Central Bank of Brazil has reported a data breach involving registration details linked to 28,203 PIX keys managed by the fintech Pefisa due to system failures.

BC Kalev/Cramo lost the opening game of the Estonian-Latvian league quarterfinal series against Riga Zelli 69:83, dropping into a difficult position.

BC Kalev/Cramo lost to Riga Zelle 69-83 in the quarterfinals of the Estonia-Latvia Basketball League, marking a difficult start for the team's playoff run.

The Central Bank of Brazil is reluctant to grant the Bank of Brasília additional time to address losses stemming from fraudulent transactions with Banco Master.

A British Columbia mother is advocating vigorously for her son Nathan to receive life-saving treatment overseas for his rare brain condition after local options were exhausted.

A landslide near the Coquitlam River in B.C. has cut off access to four homes and caused power outages in the area.

The article reflects on the historical event of Marcus Antonius reading Julius Caesar's will during his funeral on March 20, 44 BC.

The extrajudicial liquidation of institutions associated with the Master conglomerate has not disrupted Brazil's financial system, according to the Central Bank, though global risks persist due to international conflicts.

The Brazilian Central Bank's Monetary Policy Committee has lowered the Selic rate to 14.75% as part of a new monetary easing cycle.

A BC teen's reckless joyride at 180 km/h ended with a crash into a parked dump truck, highlighting dangerous driving consequences for young drivers.

The basketball quarter-finals in Estonia featured an exciting match between Haljala NGU and BC Kadrina Karud.

A report highlights that British Columbia's lack of a legal framework hindered the recovery efforts in Lytton following the devastating 2021 wildfire.

Police are investigating an incident in Maple Ridge, B.C., after reports of a woman screaming resulted in a significant emergency response.

The Central Bank of Brazil has announced the extrajudicial liquidation of Banco Master Múltiplo due to its irrecoverable insolvency.

A significant controversy has arisen in Bangladesh cricket regarding government interference in the Bangladesh Cricket Board's operations, which may lead to international repercussions.

Former Strictly Come Dancing star Kara Tointon provides a positive health update following her double mastectomy due to a BRCA mutation.

The war in Iran is causing significant increases in food, gas, and travel costs in British Columbia due to rising oil prices and supply chain pressures.

Masood Masjoody, an Iranian dissident and former Simon Fraser University instructor, was murdered in British Columbia, leading to the arrest of two individuals linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps who had prior associations with him.

An atmospheric river is expected to bring around 150 mm of rain to British Columbia’s South Coast, prompting rainfall warnings and flood watches in various regions.

Two individuals accused of the targeted killing of an Iranian critic in British Columbia are scheduled to appear in court for a hearing.

Two individuals have been charged with first-degree murder in the death of a Burnaby man, Masood Masjoody, whose remains were discovered in Mission, B.C.

The CGU is examining a confidential investigation from the Central Bank regarding two employees allegedly involved in the Master case.

A B.C. legislator advocating for the repeal of the Human Rights Code is facing a recall campaign due to backlash from constituents who feel misrepresented.

Former panel members appointed by the B.C. government express concerns over logging activities impacting old-growth forests, urging immediate action from officials.

Hurricane-strength winds caused multiple semi trucks to tip over on the Coquihalla Highway in British Columbia, leading to significant traffic delays and road closures.

The Fraser Valley in Canada is recovering from a windstorm that caused widespread power outages and school closures due to high winds that reached up to 100 km/h.

A man has been charged in connection with a knife attack on a cab driver in Kelowna, B.C., that occurred in September 2025.

Police in British Columbia have issued a Canada-wide warrant for Amarbir Singh, suspecting he may have fled the country after being charged in the murder of Navdeep Kaur.

The Central Bank of Brazil has announced the liquidation of fintech Dank Sociedade de Crédito Direto due to severe financial complications and legal violations.

The Brazilian Senate's CPI approved the summons of dismissed Central Bank employees and the breaking of confidentiality for Fabiano Zettel, linked to a financial fraud investigation.

A Cranbrook family injured in a car crash has received overwhelming support from their community and across Canada.

United Way BC has defended its response and handling of donations following the Lapu Lapu tragedy, emphasizing their immediate support for victims' families and the establishment of a dedicated fund.

Belline Santana has been removed from the fiscal council of Centrus amid an investigation into the Master case, with Eduardo Russolo Ferreira appointed as his replacement.

Researchers have uncovered evidence of the oldest known alphabet dating back to around 2400 BC in an archaeological site in Syria.

A mother in Vernon, B.C. is raising alarm over hospital capacity issues after her son died following a mental health crisis and a prolonged wait in an emergency department hallway.

Belline Santana, the former head of the Banking Supervision department at the Central Bank of Brazil, is set to be replaced on the fiscal council of Centrus following investigations related to the Master case.

A new poll indicates that British Columbia's latest budget is the most unpopular since 2010, affecting Premier David Eby's government negatively.

The family of Maya Gebala, a 12-year-old survivor of a school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, Canada, has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI following the tragic incident that resulted in multiple deaths and injuries.

The Ontario government is looking to implement new regulations to prevent the establishment of drug superlabs similar to those recently dismantled in British Columbia.

B.C. officials are set to announce measures aimed at ensuring safe access to schools and places of worship following recent protests.

Severe wind warnings have been issued across Alberta, southern Saskatchewan, and parts of British Columbia, with wind speeds up to 110 km/h expected to cause damage and power outages.

Excavation research in Ilia, led by Greek and Austrian archaeologists, has uncovered significant new findings about a temple from the 6th century BC located in Kledi Samikou.

The mother of murder victim Taig Savage expresses frustration over ongoing delays in the trial of the suspects four years after her son’s death.

A prosecutor has presented a circumstantial evidence case against three young men accused of murdering a couple in Abbotsford, B.C., in 2022.

The monetary authority of Brazil has initiated an internal investigation following discrepancies in the asset evolution of two former high-ranking officials at the Central Bank.

Avi Lewis, an NDP leadership candidate, expresses confidence regarding property rights in British Columbia amidst ongoing debates about Aboriginal land claims.