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BC Drug Decriminalization Pilot Expires, Future Uncertain
Jan 11, 2026British Columbias drug decriminalization pilot nears expiration, with no extension application from the province. The federal exemption allows adults to carry small amounts of drugs without criminal charges, aiming to combat the overdose crisis. Premier David Eby confirms collaboration with the federal government but rules out returning to public drug use policy. Reactions vary, with critics citing increased crime and tent cities, while advocates push for continued decriminalization. Toxic drug deaths have decreased, but treatment supports fell short, and public use became a contentious issue. The future hinges on federal talks and decisions. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:56MP's IDF Vet Petition Sparks Antisemitism Debate
Jan 11, 2026Heather McPhersons petition sparks controversy, urging investigation of Canadians who served in Israels military. Jewish advocacy groups label it an antisemitic witch hunt, while IDF veterans and other groups express outrage. Critics warn of dangerous rhetoric that could incite persecution. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:02:04Leafs Crush Canucks, Nylander Shines
Jan 11, 2026The Toronto Maple Leafs secured a resounding 5-0 victory over the Vancouver Canucks, marking their third consecutive win and seventh straight home triumph. The teams improved health, steady goaltending, and enhanced defense have propelled them to just one point shy of a playoff spot. William Nylanders impressive performance, along with the teams newfound connection on the ice, has sparked excitement. The Leafs now face a challenging four-game road trip, starting with back-to-back matches against the top-ranked Colorado Avalanche and Utah Mammoth. Checkout Solipillow.com
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... Duration: 00:01:51Rams' Stafford Stuns Panthers in Playoff Opener
Jan 11, 2026Los Angeles Rams Matthew Stafford leads stunning comeback in NFL playoff opener, setting franchise postseason records. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:02:00Bears Stun Packers in Wild-Card Comeback
Jan 11, 2026Chicago Bears Stun Green Bay Packers in Thrilling Playoff Comeback: Rookie QB Caleb Williams Shines, Bears Advance to Divisional Round Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:58Prairie Boys Basketball, Kalama, Fort Vancouver, La Center: League Standings Shaken
Jan 11, 2026Prairie boys basketball faltered against Bellevue, despite Morningstars 32-point performance. Kalama dominated Seton Catholic, with Sigfridson scoring 25. Fort Vancouver rebounded against Columbia-White Salmon, with Livengood scoring 25. La Center edged Kings Way Christian, with Latham and Mills contributing 16 points each. These wins reshape league standings, with Fort and La Center excelling, while others seek to recover from poor starts. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:02:04Clark County Sports: Undefeated Teams, Close Games
Jan 11, 2026High school sports in Clark County sparkled on January tenth, with thrilling boys basketball games in the Trico League. Fort Vancouver and La Center remained undefeated, while Kalama and Stevenson secured victories. Girls basketball also saw close matches, with Kings Way Christian and Seton Catholic leading the pack. Wrestling shone at two tournaments, with Ridgefield and Union placing well. Gymnastics concluded the day with Camas topping Skyview, led by Olivia Aguirres impressive performance. Checkout Solipillow.com
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<... Duration: 00:02:00Man Charged with Murder in Saanich Home Death
Jan 11, 2026Muhammed Ali Basar, 44, charged with murder after death at Saanich home; investigation led by Vancouver Island Integrated Major Crime Unit, next court date set for January 21. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:05Atmospheric River Slams BC, Flood Watches Issued
Jan 11, 2026Atmospheric river to hit Vancouver Island and BCs south coast, bringing heavy rain and potential flooding. North coast already soaked, with main force arriving Sunday. Rainfall could total 120-180mm over 36-48 hours. Mainland, including Metro Vancouver, faces 75-125mm. Water pooling on roads, landslides, and power outages possible. Flood watch issued for north and west Vancouver Island, Sunshine Coast, Howe Sound, and North Shore Mountains. High streamflow advisories in place for central, eastern, and southern Vancouver Island, Haida Gwaii, Lower Fraser, and various coastal spots. Stay vigilant through Monday. Checkout Solipillow.com
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<... Duration: 00:01:44Fatal Crash on Highway 1: Investigation Underway
Jan 11, 2026Fatal Crash on Highway One: One Woman Dies, Three Injured; Investigation Underway Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:07Sidney Residents Beware: Door-to-Door Asphalt Scams
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Duration: 00:00:54Fort St. John's Wild Weather Swing: From -25°C to +6°C
Jan 11, 2026Fort St. John, BC experiences a dramatic warm-up after a record-breaking snowfall, with temperatures soaring from minus twenty-five to plus eight degrees. However, the rapid thaw poses flooding risks, and winter is not over yet with more flurries and cold temperatures expected. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:30History Museum Partners with First Nations
Jan 10, 2026A significant milestone for history in Victoria, British Columbia: The Future of History project, a collaboration between the Maritime Museum of British Columbia and the Esquimalt and Songhees First Nations, is poised to secure a memorandum of understanding, paving the way for the museums move into the historic CPR Steamship building. This partnership, once a decade-old idea, has evolved into a powerful alliance that returns the Lekwungen people to their traditional territory, sharing thousands of years of Indigenous waterway history. The project also includes a new floating welcome center, set to open by spring 2029, following a successful fundraising campaign and...
Duration: 00:01:47Belleville Street Ferry Terminal: Pile Driving Begins
Jan 10, 2026Construction commences on Belleville Street ferry terminal in Victoria, with Pomerleau Incorporated driving the first of 320 piles for the foundation. The $416 million project, set to welcome the F R S Clipper and Coho ferries, is expected to complete in late 2028. Local reactions have been positive, with minimal disruptions to ferry operations and nearby hotels. Contaminated soil removal and archaeological digs are also underway, with final terminal design renderings due by years end. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:48Heavy Rain Warning: South Coast Braces for Atmospheric River
Jan 10, 2026Atmospheric River Brings Heavy Rain to British Columbias South Coast: Driving Delays and Landslide Risks Expected Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:04Zombie Fires, Droughts & Soaring Meat Prices: Climate Crisis
Jan 10, 2026Zombie wildfires threaten BC, while a proposed pipeline and drift logs exacerbate environmental issues. Global temperatures hit record highs, with UN warning of Paris Agreement shortfalls. Meat prices surge, prompting Canadians to switch to plant-based proteins. Scientists urge immediate action to prevent worse climate impacts. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:02:10BC Braces for Powerful Atmospheric River
Jan 10, 2026British Columbia braces for a powerful atmospheric river this weekend, with heavy rain expected to hit the south coast, especially Metro Vancouver. Up to 125mm of rain could fall, causing road delays and potential landslides. The north coast is still recovering from recent rain, and another front is expected to bring more heavy downpours and possible power outages. Flood watches and high streamflow advisories are in effect for several areas, with warmer temperatures potentially triggering snowmelt and worsening runoff. Climate experts warn these atmospheric rivers may become the new normal. Checkout Solipillow.com
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<... Duration: 00:01:37House Fire Explosion in Surrey, BC; Man Critically Injured
Jan 10, 2026A house fire in Surrey, British Columbia, resulted in a man being airlifted to the hospital with severe burns and two others treated for smoke inhalation. Firefighters responded to the scene, but the house had heavy structural damage, suggesting an explosion. Witnesses reported hearing a massive boom, and police are now investigating the cause. Call the non-emergency line or Crime Stoppers with any information. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:25BC Seniors Face High Shingles Vaccine Costs
Jan 10, 2026B.C. seniors face high costs for shingles vaccine, advocates push for universal coverageA seniors advocacy group in British Columbia is advocating for universal coverage of the shingles vaccine, as the province is one of the few not offering it for free to those aged fifty and older. The vaccine, Shingrix, is highly effective and recommended by health experts to prevent severe pain and lower dementia risk. Currently, only eligible Indigenous people over sixty and some employer insurance plans cover the vaccine, which can cost hundreds of dollars for the two doses. Advocates argue that this is an unfair burden...
Duration: 00:01:56Surrey House Fire: One Hurt, RCMP Investigate
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Duration: 00:01:00Indiana Crushes Oregon, Advances to Championship
Jan 10, 2026Indiana Crushes Oregon in Peach Bowl Semifinal, Advances to National ChampionshipIndiana, the number one seed, dominated fifth-seeded Oregon in the Peach Bowl semifinal, winning fifty-six to twenty-two. The game turned into a rout early, with Oregon quarterback Dante Moore throwing a pick-six just eleven seconds in. Moores three turnovers led to twenty-one Indiana points by halftime, leaving Oregon in a massive hole. Despite a brief comeback, Oregon couldnt overcome the early deficit. Indiana, now undefeated at fifteen and zero, will face number ten seed Miami in the national championship. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:02:02Blazers Edge Rockets in Close Game
Jan 10, 2026Portland Trail Blazers secure their fifth consecutive victory, defeating Houston Rockets 111-105. Toumani Camara leads with 25 points, Shaedon Sharpe and Deni Avdija each score 20. Kevin Durant shines for Houston with 30 points and 12 rebounds, surpassing Wilt Chamberlain in all-time scoring. Despite missing key players, Blazers show resilience. Avdijas late free throws and Cissokos dunk seal the win. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:45New CWD Case in BC: Hunters Urged to Report
Jan 10, 2026Chronic wasting disease detected in BC deer: Officials ramp up surveillance effortsA new case of chronic wasting disease has been found in a white-tailed deer near Jaffray, BC, marking the ninth confirmed case in the province. This fatal brain illness, which affects deer, elk, moose, and caribou, is of concern due to its potential spread through animal contact or contaminated environments. While no proof of transmission to humans exists, health experts advise avoiding meat from infected animals. The province is collaborating with First Nations, hunters, and governments to closely monitor the disease, increasing sampling, educating on safe game handling, and...
Duration: 00:01:13Iran Uprising: Massive Protests, U.S. Backing, Regime Weakness
Jan 10, 2026Millions of Iranians are protesting against the Islamic Republic regime, with the largest demonstrations in decades. The protests, sparked by economic collapse and military strikes, have led to numerous deaths and arrests. Iranian-born Goldie Ghamari, host of The Goldie Show, is closely following the events from Canada, urging global support for the freedom fighters. The regime is at its weakest, and the world is watching. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:46Trump Warns Iran: 'No Boots on the Ground', But Strong Action Threatened
Jan 10, 2026President Trump warns Iran amid massive protests, promising strong action if the regime cracks down. Irans supreme leader dismisses unrest, imposing internet blackout and blocking news flow. Protesters return to streets, challenging clerical rulers. At least twenty-eight killed by security forces. U.S. response unpredictable, with officials open to nuclear talks but demanding Iran end uranium enrichment, missile programs, and terror support. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:02:05Minneapolis Neighbors Unite for Immigrant Kids
Jan 10, 2026In Minneapolis, Jennifer Arnold is spearheading a grassroots initiative to support immigrant families affected by the Trump administrations immigration crackdown. Following a neighbors husbands arrest, Arnold rallied volunteers to ensure children safely reach school. Initially helping a dozen kids, the network has grown to thirty, with volunteers walking or driving them to the bus stop. The movement gained momentum after a tragic shooting, with more neighbors eager to help. Minneapolis schools are providing remote learning until mid-February, and Arnolds network demonstrates community unity amidst fear and trauma. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:38Rothesay's Ice Fishing Tradition Halted by Garbage
Jan 10, 2026Rothesays Renforth Wharf: A Fishing Tradition in JeopardyIn the quaint town of Rothesay, New Brunswick, ice fishing at Renforth Wharf has been a cherished winter pastime for generations. However, the recent installation of a gate to restrict vehicle access has disrupted this long-standing tradition. The town councils decision was driven by the escalating garbage issue caused by abandoned fishing shacks.Mike Donovan, a seasoned angler, has been fishing at the wharf for over four decades. He prefers the open-air approach, sitting in a lawn chair or a small tent, which allows him to engage with fellow fishers. He laments the...
Duration: 00:01:24Trump's Greenland Grab: NATO on Edge
Jan 10, 2026President Trumps Greenland proposal sparks international outrage and diplomatic scramble Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:31Rowsell's Harassment Charges Downgraded, ICBC Tests on Hold
Jan 10, 2026Criminal harassment charges against former driving instructor David Rowsell in Fort St. John, BC, have been downgraded. He now faces three counts alleging fear of personal injury. A peace bond hearing is upcoming, with no date set yet. Rowsell denies all allegations, claiming hes targeted for complaints against ICBC. Over 200 road tests were cancelled in December due to the investigation. ICBC is coordinating with police, prioritizing safety, and boosting road test spots in Dawson Creek. Rowsells next court appearance is January 15th. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:39Embrace Qi at Rising Phoenix Farm
Jan 10, 2026Discover Embrace Qi, a nonprofit wellness collective at Rising Phoenix Farm, where art, community, and qi energy converge. With a mission to foster creativity and connection, they offer a wide range of classes, from salsa dancing to vegetable gardening, and host events like concerts and workshops. Founded by Yvonne Gee, a former therapist, and sculptor David Van Zandt, the farm is a hub for shared skills and belonging. Explore their offerings and join the community. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:02:34Cowlitz River Smelt Dipping: 2026 Season Update
Jan 10, 2026Fisheries managers in Washington are initiating the process to determine if there will be sufficient smelt returning to the Columbia River for recreational dipping on the Cowlitz River in 2026. They will continue with the new season-setting procedure, providing tentative fishing dates on Wednesdays and Saturdays through February. If the run is strong, openings will be announced the Friday before. Last year, the public appreciated the advance notice and weekly updates, despite limited openings. This season, managers plan to add test dipping in the Cowlitz and post results online. Ocean conditions suggest a run similar to but slightly below last years...
Duration: 00:01:21Recycled Toilet Paper: A Greener Choice
Jan 10, 2026Discover the environmental impact of toilet paper and the shift towards sustainable options. Experts reveal that switching to recycled toilet paper can save billions of gallons of water and millions of trees. Learn about the benefits of post-consumer recycled content and certifications like FSC and SFI. Explore top-scoring brands and the potential for lower prices as demand grows. Discover why bamboo may not always be the best choice and how bidets offer an alternative to paper. As sustainability becomes more popular, expect easier choices and less waste. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:51House Passes $215B Funding Bill, Moves to Senate
Jan 10, 2026This week, the House passed the Commerce, Justice, Science; Energy and Water Development; and Interior and Environment Appropriations Act, allocating $215 billion for fiscal year 2026. The bill supports essential government operations, including scientific research, national parks, law enforcement, and energy projects. With bipartisan support, it now heads to the Senate for review, shaping federal priorities for the coming year. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:17Eagles Hit Hard by Washington Floods
Jan 10, 2026Western Washington Rebuilds Amid Flood Devastation, Bald Eagles Struggle: Recovery Efforts Underway Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:09The Columbian's New Mobile App: Sharper, Cleaner, and Free
Jan 10, 2026Experience a revamped Columbian app with improved audio, navigation, and customizable views. Download now for a weeks access to fact-based reporting from Southwest Washingtons largest newsroom. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:19Indian-Canadian Entrepreneur's Kitsault Pipeline Dream
Jan 10, 2026Indian-Canadian entrepreneur Krishnan Suthanthiran aims to revive the abandoned ghost town of Kitsault, British Columbia, by transforming it into a natural gas and oil export hub. After purchasing the town in 2005, Suthanthiran has been advocating for a pipeline to tap into Canadas energy resources and strengthen ties with India. His plan involves converting gas into butanol fuel for shipment to India, generating significant tax revenue and job opportunities. Despite facing skepticism and challenges in gaining traction, Suthanthiran remains determined, embarking on a tour to promote his vision and capitalize on nearby LNG projects. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:56Non-Alcoholic Wine Boom in Canada's South Okanagan
Jan 10, 2026Canadas South Okanagan wine country is embracing inclusivity with non-alcoholic options, catering to health-conscious individuals and those avoiding alcohol for various reasons. Establishments like District Wine Villages Opera Room, Ve Oh Lay Acres Winery, and Barkeep General Store are leading the way, offering dealcoholized wines and non-alcoholic beverages, attracting a wider audience and transforming the region into a more welcoming destination for all. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:29US Travel Drops for Canadians, Impacting Tourism
Jan 10, 2026Canadian travel to the US plummeted in 2022, with a 13.5% drop in US-bound flights in November. Border stress and fears of customs issues led to a surge in domestic travel and a decline in US vacations. Travel agencies in Vancouver reported lost bookings and a predicted three-year recovery period. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:40Dividends Demystified: Taxes, Strategies, and Retirement
Jan 10, 2026Diving into Dividends: Navigating Taxes, Reinvesting, and RetirementThis episode explores the complexities of dividends in your investment portfolio. Reinvesting dividends can boost growth but may result in fractional shares and tax implications. Dividends are taxed as income, so tracking multiple tax lots is crucial. Wash-sale rules can hinder tax-loss harvesting when reinvesting. Qualified dividends enjoy favorable capital gains rates, while others are taxed as ordinary income. Dividend stocks offer steady income, but their value isnt solely dependent on dividends. In recessions, quality dividend stocks may perform better, but high-yield funds without screens can falter. Retiring on dividends alone might require...
Duration: 00:01:59Frederick Forsyth: The Master of Spy Thrillers
Jan 10, 2026Frederick Forsyth, the renowned spy thriller author, passed away in June. Known for bestsellers like The Day of the Jackal and The Odessa File, his books have sold over seventy-five million copies. Born in Kent, England, he served in the Royal Air Force and worked as a journalist before turning to novels due to financial struggles. His works often featured assassins, Nazis, and global intrigue. Forsyth also worked as an unpaid asset for MI6 during the Biafran War. He received numerous awards, including a Commander of the Order of the British Empire and a lifetime Diamond Dagger award. His final...
Duration: 00:01:55Max Booth Promoted, Sue Orchard Joins Clark College
Jan 10, 2026Maddox promotes Max Booth to VP of real estate development, tasking him with property acquisitions, development, and upgrades. Booth, who joined in 2023, has already led successful projects like transforming a grocery store into a bakery cafe and a dairy warehouse into a farmers market. Hes now overseeing a 60-acre employment hub. Meanwhile, Clark College appoints Sue Orchard, a Psy.D. holder, as VP of student affairs, guiding enrollment, career services, and more. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:26Washington State Launches Sustainable Aviation Fuel Accelerator
Jan 10, 2026Washington State Launches Cascadia Sustainable Aviation AcceleratorWashington state is leading the way in sustainable aviation fuel with the launch of the Cascadia Sustainable Aviation Accelerator, a nonprofit backed by $20 million in state funding and private donations. The goal is to reduce aviation carbon emissions by 80% compared to traditional jet fuel, using renewable sources like used cooking oil and animal waste. Boeing, Alaska Airlines, Amazon, and other partners have committed to using sustainable fuel, with a major plant set to produce 50 million gallons a year by 2030. The accelerator aims to create jobs, foster innovation, and promote a cleaner planet. Checkout Solipillow...
Duration: 00:01:52Clark County's Wartime Rationing: A New Normal
Jan 10, 2026In the wake of the U.S. declaring war on Germany, Clark County residents faced their first wartime sacrifice: rationing. Fats, except butter, were price-capped, and by May 1942, ration books arrived, with butter added later. The Sugar Book, Book One, was the first to hit, with families lining up to secure their allotment. Rules shifted weekly, affecting sugar, coffee, butter, and fish. Despite frustrations, families adapted, juggling point values and stamps to maintain normalcy amidst the war. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:02:03Pacific Northwest Enjoys Warm, Sunny Weekend
Jan 10, 2026Januarys grip on the Pacific Northwest loosens as high pressure builds, bringing sunny skies and mild temperatures. However, stagnant air and an air stagnation advisory in effect until Sunday morning could prolong wood smoke. Next week, a strong ridge anchors over the region, potentially bringing temperatures up to sixty degrees. A slow-moving front will bring rain to the north coast, while the mountains experience spring-like conditions as snow melts under warm temps. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:53Battle Ground Senior Citizens Wins Grant for Grief Group
Jan 10, 2026Battle Ground Senior Citizens secures $1,000 grant to launch Grief Group program, supporting seniors navigating loss. The group was honored at the Clark County Realtor Foundations annual grant reception. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:03Vancouver Man Charged in Bar Shooting, Russian Residents Detained
Jan 10, 2026Vancouver Man Faces Murder Charges in Sports Bar Shooting; Russian Residents Detained by ICE; Holiday Vandalism Incident; Police Officer Involved in Negligent Discharge; Vancouver Ranks Second in Popular U.S. Cities to Move To. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:41Taxpayer Funds for Accused Employees: Vancouver & Evergreen School Districts
Jan 10, 2026Over the past decade, Vancouver and Evergreen school districts have paid out millions in taxpayer funds for employees accused of misconduct, while lengthy investigations drained resources from classrooms and student programs. Public outcry has mounted as some employees faced jail time, others quit, and a few were cleared and returned to work. Districts now face pressure to reform their handling of allegations and safeguard public funds. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:03Prune Roses & Remove Moss: Winter Gardening Tips
Jan 10, 2026Prune your roses now for a blooming spring! Dormant pruning from January to March is ideal. Remove dead branches, and for Floribunda roses, cut six to twelve inches shorter than hybrid teas. For climbing roses, shorten canes and remove old ones. Modern landscape roses need shaping. For moss, use Moss Out products, ensuring no stains on roofs or concrete. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:20WestJet's Tight Seats Spark Safety, Health Concerns
Jan 10, 2026WestJets new economy seats spark controversy as a viral video exposes the lack of legroom, raising safety and health concerns. With Transport Canada approval, the airline adds an extra row by reducing seat pitch to 28 inches, causing passengers to pay for upgrades for minimal space. Health experts warn of increased health risks due to cramped conditions, while a pilots group raises safety concerns. John Gradek from McGill University advocates for minimum seat pitch rules in Canada to ensure passenger comfort and safety. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:43Enrique Leon Steps Down from Tacoma Schools Board
Jan 10, 2026Enrique Leon, a Tacoma Public Schools board member since 2018, has resigned to focus on family and professional duties. Despite being mid-term, Leon praised the boards positive policies and trusts them to continue improving. The board is now seeking a temporary replacement for the upcoming general election in November 2027. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:15Prosecutor's Assistant Charged for Misusing Law Enforcement Database
Jan 10, 202633-year-old former legal assistant at Whatcom County Prosecutors Office arrested for allegedly using restricted law enforcement database to aid sibling in drug investigation. Faces charges of first-degree computer trespass and official misconduct, carrying potential penalties of up to five years in prison and ten thousand dollars in fines. Released on bail, prosecution handled by Skagit County Prosecutors Office to avoid conflict of interest. Incident highlights risks of insider access to sensitive data and emphasizes accountability in law enforcement. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:30Man Resentenced in Stabbing Case Due to Law Change
Jan 10, 2026Lee, a man convicted of attempted murder and harassment, faced resentencing in Cowlitz County Superior Court due to a change in Washington state law following the Blake decision. The ruling vacated his prior drug conviction, leading to a lighter sentence. Despite attempts to delay the process, Lee was resentenced in prison uniform and sandals, expressing remorse for his actions and seeking forgiveness from his brother. The judge noted uncertainty about the victims involvement in the incident. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:29BC Names Office Considers Dropping Trutch Names
Jan 10, 2026British Columbias Geographical Names Office is reviewing four locations named after Joseph Trutch, the provinces first lieutenant-governor known for racist policies against Indigenous peoples. The locations include Mount Trutch, Trutch Island, the ghost town of Trutch, and Trutch Creek. The office is consulting local governments and First Nations groups before making a decision, with no replacement names proposed yet. This move follows past changes to rename streets and a building in Vancouver, Richmond, and Victoria, and aligns with a 2021 push to drop names linked to a Nazi collaborator on other northern landmarks. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:40Russian Military Buildup Alarms NATO
Jan 10, 2026Private intelligence analysts have uncovered a significant Russian military buildup along NATOs eastern flank, using commercial satellite images. The buildup, focused on Kaliningrad, includes nuclear-tipped missiles, enlarged command centers, and new missile storage facilities. NATO leaders warn of potential conflict, with Russias invasion readiness speeding up. The analysis, led by Lee Wheelbarger, uses satellite images and 3D models to identify military assets. Experts suggest this buildup aims to dominate Europe and weaken America by targeting allies, with the Suwalki Gap potentially being the most likely flashpoint. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:02:25PTSD Mail Carrier Reinstated After Hiding Thousands of Pieces of Mail
Jan 10, 2026Arbitrator Reinstates Mail Carrier Fired for Hiding Thousands of Pieces of Mail Due to PTSD: Canada Post faces financial struggles and mental health implications. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:59Surviving Winter Blues: Expert Tips
Jan 10, 2026Post-holiday blues and shorter days can leave you feeling drained, but biology is to blame. Serotonin levels drop, and melatonin production increases. January is particularly challenging for big life changes. Mental health professionals suggest reaching out to others, reflecting on what makes you feel most alive, and treating winter as a season of intentional softness. Simple anchors like morning sunlight and daily outdoor time can boost serotonin and steady your rhythm. Remember, your brain slowing down isnt laziness, its normal. Give yourself permission to rest and lean into coziness. Stack fun plans to break the monotony and make steady feel...
Duration: 00:01:47RCMP Officers Cleared in BC Shooting
Jan 10, 2026Two RCMP officers in British Columbia were cleared in a 2021 shooting after mistaking a replica BB gun for a real handgun. The woman, who survived, was found in a bathroom with the replica pistol, ignoring orders to drop it. The officers fired multiple times, hitting her. The IIO ruled the officers use of force was justified and lawful due to the serious risk they faced. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:46Family's Heartbreak: Teen Autistic Boy Dies in House Fire
Jan 10, 2026Fifteen-year-old autistic boy, Logan Stadnyk, tragically lost his life in a house fire, leaving his family devastated. The fire, likely started by Logans fascination with electrical outlets, claimed his life and destroyed their home. The family, including four other autistic children, is now facing a significant challenge. Theyve lost their rental home, have no renters insurance, and are in need of support. A GoFundMe campaign has raised over thirty-two thousand dollars, and donations of clothes and shoes are being accepted. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:55Nanaimo Theft Surge: Prevention Tips
Jan 10, 2026Theft from vehicles and sheds in Nanaimo, BC is surging, with a 15% increase in car thefts and a 6% rise in shed and garage break-ins. Residents like Atena Mae and Carl Sturmanis attribute this to tough economic times. Nanaimo RCMP advises simple prevention methods such as locking doors, clearing valuables, and checking properties regularly. Despite the rise in property crime, specialized teams are targeting violent repeat offenders and daily bike patrols are helping to cut overall crime rates. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:16Chronic Wasting Disease in BC Deer: Third Deer Hunt Allowed
Jan 10, 2026Chronic wasting disease found in BC deer, prompting expanded testing and culling efforts to prevent spread, especially near Alberta border. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:16Kelowna Businesses Fortify Against Theft Wave
Jan 10, 2026In Kelowna, BC, businesses are installing steel gates to combat a surge in smash-and-grab thefts, despite concerns about the impact on the citys vibrant atmosphere. The cost of these gates, ranging from $950 to $1000 per window, is a significant burden for small businesses. The Kelowna Chamber of Commerce is advocating for government funding to help alleviate this financial strain. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:37Broadway Subway Closure: Businesses Seek Clear Communication
Jan 10, 2026Vancouvers Broadway Corridor businesses face uncertainty as the provincial governments poor communication about a four-month subway project closure leaves them in the dark on preparation. The closure, initially lacking a start date, was finally announced with a January twenty-sixth start, but businesses remain skeptical and hope for clearer updates to mitigate the impact. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:29High Streamflow Advisory: Coastal BC Braces for Atmospheric Rivers
Jan 10, 2026High streamflow advisory issued for British Columbias coast, with incoming atmospheric rivers bringing prolonged moderate to heavy rain and warmer temperatures. Peak river levels expected this weekend, with flood risks growing through Monday. Strong winds and heavy snow inland on the North Coast, with potential power outages. Stay cautious and secure loose items. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:51Woman Sentenced for Fatal Construction Zone Crash
Jan 10, 202653-year-old woman sentenced to house arrest for fatal construction zone crash, sparking controversy and calls for road safety. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:43Missing Crew Member: Urgent Search in Strait of Juan de Fuca
Jan 10, 2026Mariners in the Strait of Juan de Fuca are urged to be extra vigilant as a crew member goes missing from the container ship MSC Jasmine X. The U.S. Coast Guard is leading the search, activating multiple stations and resources, and issuing an urgent marine information broadcast. Local mariners are called to keep a sharp lookout and report anything suspicious. The ship was en route to Seattle from Busan, South Korea, and the search continues for the missing person. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:06Stawamus Chief Trail Closed After Rockfalls
Jan 10, 2026Stawamus Chief Hiking Trail in Squamish, BC, remains closed due to two rockfall events. Officials with B.C. Parks shut it down on December 27th. A geohazard assessment revealed the slides occurred on December 26th and 29th. Local geoscientist Pierre Friele attributes the cause to a freeze-thaw cycle. The trail is expected to remain closed for safety reasons, with no reopening timeline yet. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:28CAQ Member Steps Back After DUI Arrest
Jan 10, 2026CAQ Member Steps Back from Party After Drunk Driving ArrestA member of Quebecs Coalition Avenir Québec, François Tremblay, has temporarily stepped away from his party following a drunk driving arrest. Tremblay, who represents the Dubuc riding, will remain out of caucus until his legal case concludes. The CAQ now has 79 seats in the provincial legislature, with Tremblay joining the ranks of independent members. The next election is in October 2026, giving the party time to regroup as the legal process unfolds. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:06Symphony Splash's Future Uncertain, Alternatives Explored
Jan 10, 2026Symphony Splashs Future Uncertain: Victoria Symphony Explores Alternatives for Summer EventThe Victoria Symphonys CEO, Matthew White, reveals that Symphony Splash might not return this summer due to logistical challenges. Last years event drew 60,000 people, generating $6.65 million in local spending and supporting nearly 2,800 jobs. White is now discussing a potential August event with the David Foster Foundation, aiming for an even bigger impact. The city faces budget constraints, making another grant uncertain. White hopes for multi-year funding to make the event annual or biannual. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:53Pacific Rim School District & Nuu-chah-nulth Nations Launch Co-Governance
Jan 10, 2026Pacific Rim School District and Nuu-chah-nulth Nations launch co-governance model, aiming to amplify Indigenous voices in education. After two years of discussions, representatives from the Nations join school board and committee meetings, with hopes for future voting power. Over 30% of students are Indigenous, making this partnership significant. Trustee Chris Washington and Chief councillor Brandy Lauder emphasize open dialogue and understanding for all students. The model is expected to evolve and inspire similar collaborations in British Columbia. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:21GOP Cracks Appear as Trump's Agenda Faces Pushback
Jan 10, 2026House Republicans face internal strife as cracks emerge in party unity, with lawmakers pushing back against Trumps foreign policy ideas and health care stances. Trump maintains sway over most Republicans, but Democrats seize on his focus on Venezuela and Greenland, forcing war powers votes and highlighting rising costs. Meanwhile, Greenland plans draw criticism, and a bipartisan effort extends health care subsidies, despite Trumps narrative downplaying the Capitol attack. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:02:01Fatal Shooting in Abbotsford, No Public Risk
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Duration: 00:00:40IIO Clears RCMP in Tla-o-qui-aht Woman Shooting
Jan 10, 2026Two RCMP officers, involved in a May 2021 incident in British Columbia, have been cleared of wrongdoing by the Independent Investigations Office. The officers shot a Tla-o-qui-aht woman after she pointed a realistic-looking BB gun at them. The IIO report concluded that the use of force was reasonable, given the circumstances. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:50Hospital Patient Dies After Altercation with Security
Jan 10, 2026On January 9th, a patient at Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon died following a physical altercation with security officers. The incident has been deemed a critical incident, triggering an internal review and a joint investigation with the coroners office. The patients family and affected staff are being supported by the Saskatchewan Health Authority and the Saskatoon Tribal Council. The investigation is ongoing, with no further details currently available. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:04UAE Cuts UK University Funding Over Radicalization Fears
Jan 10, 2026The United Arab Emirates has halted state funding for Emirati students studying in the UK, citing concerns over Islamist radicalization, particularly from Muslim Brotherhood-linked groups. This move affects top UK universities like Oxford, Cambridge, Manchester, and London, impacting job prospects for Emirati graduates. The UAE continues to fund scholarships for studies in the US and Europe. This decision aligns with the UAEs broader stance against the Muslim Brotherhood, banned as a terrorist organization since the Arab Spring. Relations between the UK and UAE have deteriorated due to business disputes. The UK has not listed the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorists, but...
Duration: 00:01:51Cities in Washington State Ditch Fluoride Amid Health Debates
Jan 10, 2026Cities in Washington State Remove Fluoride from Water Supplies Amid Health DebatesSeveral cities in Washington state have decided to remove fluoride from their public water supplies, following heated debates over potential health risks. Pasco and Lynden councils voted to stop adding fluoride, while Yakima is still considering the move. Health experts worry about the trend, as poor oral health disproportionately affects minority children, leading to higher medical costs. Critics point to studies linking fluoride to lower IQs and other risks, but a recent review found those links only at levels higher than the recommended dose. Washington state leaves the decision...
Duration: 00:02:16Murderer's Guilty Plea in 24-Year-Old Case
Jan 10, 2026After 24 years, American murderer James Daniel Morgan pleads guilty to manslaughter in the brutal killing of 74-year-old James Hamrick at a BC rest stop. Morgan, serving a 48-year sentence for two murders, confessed to the crime, revealing Hamricks valiant fight for survival. In a plea deal, Morgan will serve one day in Canada before returning to the U.S. for parole, bringing some closure to Hamricks family. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:40Agent Kills Mother in Protest, Family Seeks Justice
Jan 10, 2026Renee Good, a U.S. citizen and mother of three, was tragically shot and killed by a federal immigration agent in Minneapolis while supporting neighbors during a protest. Despite Trump administration officials labeling her a domestic terrorist, local leaders and protesters dispute this claim. Renees wife, Rebecca, shared a heartfelt tribute, describing Renee as a kind and loving soul who believed in unity and compassion. The couple had recently moved to Minneapolis from Kansas City, drawn by the communitys sense of togetherness. Renees family and ex-husband confirm she had no criminal record and was not involved in protests. Rebecca, now...
Duration: 00:01:40Targeted Shooting in Abbotsford: Police Investigate
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Duration: 00:00:51Bridge Replacement Costs Soar, Taxpayers Demand Transparency
Jan 10, 2026Newly unearthed documents reveal a potential twelve billion dollar price tag for the Interstate five bridge replacement, shaking up plans and raising questions about funding. Economist Joe Cortright, a Portland urban policy expert, discovered these figures, which include overlooked factors like inflation and complex engineering needs. Officials have not commented on the higher estimates, leaving commuters and taxpayers in limbo as the bridge battle unfolds. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:26After-Hours Clinics in New Brunswick Face Financial Crisis
Jan 10, 2026After-Hours Clinics in Crisis: Doctors Struggle with Stagnant Fees, High DemandIn Riverview, New Brunswick, a doctor warns that working in after-hours clinics is no longer financially viable. Despite high demand and non-stop phone calls, stagnant fees threaten to close clinics like Coverdale After Hours Medical Clinic. Dr. Mark Waite and clinic owner Stacey Laine struggle with shrinking pay and high expenses. The new Physician Services Agreement doesnt boost after-hours fees, which have remained at $29 per patient since 2001. The province has introduced new services but emphasizes the importance of walk-in clinics in handling various health issues. Laine is determined to keep...
Duration: 00:01:46Alberta Premier Pushes for Pacific Pipeline
Jan 10, 2026Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is urgently pushing for a new heavy oil pipeline to Canadas Pacific coast, warning of potential market disruption due to a recent U.S. raid on Venezuela. She met with Prime Minister Mark Carney and plans to submit the pipeline application by June, aiming for quick federal approval. Canadian oil companies are feeling the heat as stocks drop, and Smith emphasizes the need to diversify markets to avoid losing market share and investor confidence. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:49School Bus Crash: 10 Kids Hurt, Driver at Fault
Jan 10, 2026Morning commute turns chaotic as sedan collides with school bus, injuring 10 students; driver of sedan also hurt; investigation ongoing; parents and school staff shaken; uninjured students safely transported to school. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:13Military Deployed to Pimicikamak Cree Nation After Power Outage
Jan 10, 2026Federal Government Deploying Military to Aid Pimicikamak Cree Nation After Devastating Power Outage Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:21Pedestrian Killed by Train in Langley
Jan 10, 2026Tragedy strikes Langley: A pedestrian fatally struck by a train, police seek witnesses Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:04Tragic Black Point Crash Kills 3 Young Men
Jan 10, 2026Three young men lose their lives in a tragic head-on collision in Black Point, New Brunswick, after their car collides with a transport truck. The driver, a 25-year-old from Campbellton, and his passengers, a 27-year-old from Moncton and an 18-year-old from Dalhousie, all perish at the scene. The truck driver sustains minor injuries. The RCMP investigates, highlighting the importance of road safety on rural highways. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:00Axolotls Take Center Stage at Vancouver Aquarium
Jan 10, 2026Discover the fascinating world of axolotls at the Vancouver Aquariums new exhibit, Amazing Axolotls. This permanent display, launching January 11th, showcases these unique, gill-bearing salamanders in a dedicated space. With a focus on conservation, the exhibit houses a growing population of these critically endangered creatures, known for their remarkable regenerative abilities. Dont miss your chance to meet these charming wonders and learn about their captivating biology. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:39Victoria Council Approves Massive Mixed-Use Redevelopment
Jan 10, 2026Victoria City Council unanimously approves massive mixed-use project around Capital Iron store. The plan, by Reliance Properties, includes up to 641 housing units, retail spaces, live-work areas, and cultural spots over seven to ten years. The first phase, featuring 87 rental units, 163 condos, and space for the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, could start soon after approval. The project also promises public waterfront access, a harbor pathway extension, and upgrades to heritage buildings dating back to 1863. Local businesses and cultural leaders support the project, envisioning increased vibrancy and jobs in northern downtown. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Jan 10, 2026Victoria police investigate pedestrian-septic truck collision, causing traffic disruptions and pedestrian safety concerns; driver in previous incident remains at large. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:08Finch West Light Rail Faces Winter Challenges
Jan 10, 2026Despite winter challenges, Finch West light rail line in Ontario maintains high reliability. Metrolinx CEO Michael Lindsay discusses the use of electric heaters and manual track clearing to address ice and snow issues. Full bus service remains as a reliable backup during this ramp-up phase. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:27Man Shot in New Westminster, Police Investigate
Jan 10, 2026Early Friday morning, a man was shot in New Westminster, prompting a major police response. The victim is recovering in the hospital, while investigators work to uncover the motive and identify the shooter. The Major Crime Unit is leading the investigation, and road closures are in effect as they gather evidence. Stay tuned for updates. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:04Charges Recommended for Abbotsford Police Officer
Jan 10, 2026Abbotsford police officer faces charges after serious crash; community questions driving practices following high-profile incidents. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:16Metro Vancouver Braces for Soggy Weekend, Flood Risks
Jan 10, 2026Brace for a soggy stretch in Metro Vancouver! Environment Canada predicts near-continuous rain from Saturday to Tuesday, January 13th. The first system brings 15-25mm of rain and 20-40km/h winds, with the second storm on Sunday potentially causing rainfall warnings and flood risks in higher areas. Warmer air will push daytime highs to 10-11°C, melting mountain snow and turning it to rain. The wet weather should ease by Tuesday, with a chance of sun by Thursday. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:18BC Highway Patrol Sees Surge in Impaired Driving
Jan 10, 2026British Columbia Highway Patrol reports a concerning increase in impaired driving prohibitions on the South Coast this winter, with thirteen tickets issued in the Metro Vancouver, Sea to Sky, and Fraser Valley regions, seven more than last year. The Sea to Sky Highway, connecting Vancouver and Whistler, is a particular concern due to its twisty roads and rapid weather changes. Officials urge drivers to leave extra time, drive safely, and avoid impaired driving. Checkout Solipillow.com
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<... Duration: 00:01:24Vancouver Police Suspend ICE Agent Investigation
Jan 10, 2026Vancouver Police Chief Troy Price suspends traffic investigation into ICE agent incident, citing lack of cooperation and roadblocks. Local police reaffirm commitment to protecting all residents, regardless of immigration status, and urge Paniagua Calderons family to reconnect for investigation to resume. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:02:05Iran Crackdown: Protests Escalate Amid Death Toll
Jan 09, 2026Iranian officials intensify crackdown on protests, shutting down internet and threatening death penalty for vandalism. Protests sparked by economic crisis, with at least 42 deaths reported. Human rights groups verify 21 deaths. Videos show large crowds chanting death to the dictator and tearing down state TV signs. Air travel disrupted. Trump warns Iran of heavy consequences if more protesters are killed. Economists say government still in control, but prolonged unrest could lead to bigger risks. Checkout Solipillow.com
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<... Duration: 00:02:04Unclaimed Cheques: CRA Holds Billions for Canadians
Jan 09, 2026Unclaimed Billions: CRA Holds Ten Million Uncashed Cheques for Taxpayers - The Canada Revenue Agency is sitting on billions of dollars in uncashed cheques, covering various benefits like income tax refunds and child benefits. People may have missed out due to lost mail, address changes, or not filing taxes. To check if youre owed money, log into your CRA My Account and look for the uncashed cheques section. Claims can take up to twelve weeks to process. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:33London Drugs Closes, Adding to Downtown Vancouver's Retail Woes
Jan 09, 2026London Drugs Closes Vancouver Store, Leaving Downtown Eastside and Chinatown Concerned: A Mix of Reactions and Challenges Amidst Retail Exodus and Housing ChangesThe London Drugs store in Vancouvers Woodwards building is closing at the end of January, citing safety issues, theft, and operating losses. This closure adds to the list of retailers leaving the area, including Army and Navy, JJ Bean cafe, and TD Bank. The neighborhoods only postal outlet is also closing, leaving residents and businesses worried about losing essential services.The Woodwards redevelopment, intended to revitalize the area, has seen three of seven stores on the welcome sign...
Duration: 00:02:13Museum Labels Spark Debate on Historical Revisionism
Jan 09, 2026Tafsik, a Jewish advocacy group, challenges the Royal Ontario Museums labeling of ancient artifacts from the Roman era as Palestine. They argue for historical accuracy, reflecting the regions Jewish names, Judea and Eretz Yisrael. The museum responds, revising labels in the Rome and Near East gallery, including the disputed bottle. Experts like Carl Ehrlich highlight the complexity of labeling ancient items, balancing historical precision with modern political sensitivities. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:53Carney's China Trip: Ma's Role Sparks Controversy
Jan 09, 2026Prime Minister Mark Carney embarks on his first visit to China, accompanied by Liberal MP Michael Ma, who recently defected from the Conservatives. Mas inclusion is seen as a strategic move to bolster the Liberals majority, despite controversy. The delegation also includes key cabinet ministers and aims to rebuild economic and diplomatic ties, marking the first Canadian prime ministerial visit to China since 2017. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Duration: 00:01:56Officer May Face Charges in Abbotsford Crash
Jan 09, 2026In a surprising turn of events, the Independent Investigations Office (IIO) of British Columbia has found reasonable grounds to believe that one of the officers involved in a February 2025 car crash may have committed driving-related offences. The incident occurred when an unmarked police car collided with a civilian vehicle, leaving three people injured. The IIOs report has been passed to the B.C. Prosecution Service, which will decide on any potential charges under the Motor Vehicle Act. Checkout Solipillow.com
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