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Highway 1 closed in both directions west of Revelstoke due to crash

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  • regional Highway 1 closed west of Revelstoke due to vehicle crash · indexed on Highway 1 multi-vehicle crash west of Kamloops — January 2025
    Highway 1 is closed in both directions one kilometre northeast of Victor Main Forest Service Road west of Revelstoke due to a vehicle incident, with major delays expected and no estimated reopening time.
  • provincial B.C. Premier calls byelection in Abbotsford-Mission for Kerry-Lynne Findlay
    Premier David Eby has called a byelection for September 26 in the Abbotsford-Mission riding, where Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay will run after MLA Reann Gasper resigned to provide her a path to the legislature.
  • provincial Fraser River sockeye collapse devastates commercial and First Nations fisheries
    The Fraser River's sockeye run has collapsed to 2.8 million fish (36% of winter estimates), eliminating commercial fishing opportunities and forcing early closures of some First Nations food and ceremonial fisheries, with causes including possible overfishing, marine predation, and environmental factors.
  • regional CSRD unanimously denies heli-ski resort rezoning proposal near Revelstoke · indexed on Revelstoke heli-ski resort proposal — wildlife & environmental impacts
    The Columbia-Shuswap Regional District board voted unanimously to deny third reading for Selkirk Tangiers' proposed year-round heli-serviced resort near Revelstoke, citing concerns over impacts to Southern Mountain Caribou habitat, old-growth forests, wildlife, and Indigenous interests.
  • provincial United Way BC opens wildfire recovery grants for non-profit organizations
    United Way British Columbia is accepting applications for grants of up to $15,000 through the United for BC Wildfire Recovery Fund to help community organizations address urgent needs including food security, mental health support, and emergency response.

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