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B.C. businesses can apply for up to $3M in federal tariff relief

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  • provincial B.C. businesses can apply for up to $3M in federal tariff relief
    Eligible B.C. businesses can now access up to $3 million in non-repayable government funding through PacifiCan to manage tariff-related cash-flow problems and adapt operations.
  • out_of_scope Trans-Canada Highway construction delays near Field, Alberta
    Road construction on Highway 1 near Field will cause short-term closures in both directions from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. until Friday, affecting motorists heading to Alberta.
  • provincial B.C. Supreme Court certifies class-action lawsuit against Air Canada
    The court certified a class-action lawsuit filed by passengers who use wheelchairs and mobility aids, alleging Air Canada has systematic issues and a culture of indifference toward mobility assistance.
  • provincial B.C. Conservative Party caucus defections continue under Kerry-Lynne Findlay
    Nine Conservative MLAs have quit the caucus since Kerry-Lynne Findlay became leader, reducing the party from 44 to 28 members, with supporters arguing the departures strengthen party discipline.
  • provincial B.C. Conservative Party unveils new shadow cabinet
    The Conservative Party has reorganized its shadow cabinet under Findlay with all 28 remaining legislators receiving portfolios, following recent defections.
  • out_of_scope Taxi passenger loses two vehicles to speeding in one week
    A passenger who lost their vehicle to an excessive speeding impound was picked up by a taxi driver who was also clocked doing 133 km/h in an 80 km/h zone and received a seven-day impound.
  • provincial B.C. forestry industry calls for urgent government action on 'breaking point' sector
    Major forestry groups have written to Premier Eby calling for swift action to address industry challenges including permitting delays and tariffs, with requests to form a crisis group and increase harvest targets.
  • out_of_scope AI-powered wildfire camera on Sidney Island detects fires beyond its territory
    A new AI-powered wildfire detection camera on Sidney Island is detecting fires so effectively that its first five alerts were for blazes on the San Juan Islands and Vancouver Island.
  • regional SenseNet wildfire detection cameras expand across B.C. · indexed on Kamloops Fire Centre — wildfire activity & safety measures
    SenseNet's AI-powered wildfire detection cameras are now deployed across B.C. regions including the Okanagan and Kootenays, with the technology providing real-time fire location and size information to fire departments.
  • provincial Historic fire lookout towers replaced by modern camera technology in B.C.
    B.C. is returning to fixed-location fire detection after decommissioning 155 fire lookout towers between the 1970s and 1990s, now using AI cameras as modern equivalents at locations like Mount Benson.

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