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Wildfire Near Lytton, B.C., Prompts Local State of Emergency, Evacuation Order
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Wildfire Near Lytton, B.C., Prompts Local State of Emergency, Evacuation Order

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The Thompson-Nicola Regional District has declared a local state of emergency for the Blue Sky Country region due to an encroaching out-of-control wildfire near Lytton, B.C.See the Story
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Shares a Heartfelt Goodbye to Asiatic Black Bear, Beezler
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Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Shares a Heartfelt Goodbye to Asiatic Black Bear, Beezler

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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) -- According to Cheyenne Mountain Zoo (CMZoo), on Sunday morning, June 29, it said goodbye to Beezler, the oldest Asiatic black bear in human care in the U.S. CMZoo says Beezler came to the zoo in 1994 with her sister Honey, who passed away in 2022. To honor her time at the location, the zoo gave her what they call "Last Best Day", says officials. According to the zoo, planning her Last Best Day included giving the…See the Story
Man Charged After B.C. Woman Loses $110K to Romance Scam
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Man Charged After B.C. Woman Loses $110K to Romance Scam

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A man has been criminally charged after allegedly scamming a B.C. woman he met online out of $110,000, according to authorities.See the Story

Heat Exhausted Hikers Extracted by Kamloops Search and Rescue on Canada Day

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Kamloops Search and Rescue is reporting it rescued a hiker suffering from heat stroke on Canada Day while exploring the Tranquille area west of the Lac Du Bois Grasslands. In a social media post, KSAR said it was called in by the RCMP at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday to locate and evacuate the woman who had suf...Canada Day · KamloopsSee the Story

District Plans Bylaw Change to Allow Six-Plexes Near Transit - The Squamish Reporter

Single-family streets near Squamish’s main bus routes could soon accommodate six-unit buildings under a rezoning plan heading to council this The post District plans bylaw change to allow six-plexes near transit appeared first on The Squamish Reporter.British Columbia · British ColumbiaSee the Story

Squamish residents worry growth is outrunning local services - The Squamish Reporter

Most Squamish residents still rate their town as a good place to live, though a new District-commissioned survey suggests many The post Squamish residents worry growth is outrunning local services appeared first on The Squamish Reporter.Squamish · SquamishRead Article

Seven Vehicles Impounded in Sea to Sky Highway Traffic Blitz - The Squamish Reporter

A Friday-night traffic blitz on the Sea-to-Sky Highway ended with seven vehicles impounded and a string of excessive-speed tickets, West The post Seven vehicles impounded in Sea to Sky Highway traffic blitz appeared first on The Squamish Reporter.West Vancouver · West VancouverSee the Story

NILOWV Rallies Stakeholders to Push Special Seats Bill for Women in Politics

In an effort to tackle gender imbalance in Nigeria’s political representation, the League of Women Voters of Nigeria (NILOWV) has partnered with the Nigeria Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ) and other advocacy groups to mobilize national support for the Special Seats Bill for Women in Parliament. The coalition aims to ensure the bill’s successful passage […]Squamish · SquamishSee the Story

Squamish RCMP reminds people to be vigilant about bike thefts - The Squamish Reporter

As the days get longer and the biking trails start calling, Squamish RCMP is reminding residents and visitors to take The post Squamish RCMP reminds people to be vigilant about bike thefts appeared first on The Squamish Reporter.Theft · SquamishRead Article

Police Search for Trio Suspected of Setting Fires in Whistler - The Squamish Reporter

Police are investigating two separate incidents in which groups of men tried to start fires in public areas of theWhistler · WhistlerSee the Story

Continued Cougar Sightings Keep Parts of Whistler Blackcomb Closed - BC

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Multiple trails around Whistler Blackcomb will remain closed Monday after multiple cougar sightings over the weekend. Conservation officers believe these incidents are connected.Conservation · WhistlerSee the Story

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