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The debate over DRIPA is one of the most complex and high-stakes legal and political issues in British Columbia. Several First Nations leaders are arguing that any attempt to suspend or weaken the law would undermine reconciliation, violate commitments, and actually create more legal risk, not less.
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup set to bring a surge of visitors to cities like Vancouver and Toronto, some residents are finding a new way to cash in by renting out their own cars.
Federal marine officials are investigating after four gray whales were found dead within a 10-day period off British Columbia’s coast, a spike that has raised concern among scientists and conservationists.
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