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Jessica Campbell reflects on her journey to become 1st woman on an NHL bench

Jessica Campbell was hired as an assistant coach for the Seattle Kraken last month, becoming the first woman to hold an on-the-bench role as an assistant or associate coach in NHL history.

Over 70 shelter spaces to be added in Victoria, province says

More than 70 beds will be added to existing shelters in Victoriato better support people experiencing homelessness in B.C.'s capital, the provincial housing minister said Wednesday.

TransLink increasing bus service this fall on 47 routes

TransLink is increasing service to 47 bus routes across the Lower Mainland next month.

Make up-to-date vaccines part of back-to-school prep: top doctor

As the new school year approaches, thoughts are turning toback-to-school suppliesbut keeping children's vaccinations up to date is something else parents and guardians should have on their to-do list, British Columbia's top doctor says.

Community's resilience celebrated 1 year after B.C. wildfire

After a wildfire burning more than 450 sq. km 100 km east of Kamloops a year ago, the Skwlx te Secwpemclecw First Nation is embracing the resiliency of people affected by the fire.

B.C. Japanese community afraid of losing access to online history

With physical copies difficult to obtain, members of B.C.'s Japanese community are worried they will loseaccess to anewspaper collection spanning decadesafter a local university announced it was wiping itfrom its online library.

2 humpback whales rescued after getting tethered by fishing gear

The Department of Fisheries and Oceans saved two humpback whales last week after two kayakers spotted the whales become entangled in what appeared to be a prawn trap.

Grieving families struggle to find funeral services in B.C.

The B.C. government is facing calls to provide more support for grieving people in more remote areas of the province, where funeral services may be scarce.There are also calls within the funeral services industry for government to provide more support and ease the licensing process.

Fashion designer brings work back to Haida roots in new exhibit

Dorothy Grant's latest exhibit at the Haida Gwaii Museum in Skidegate, B.C., reflects the portfolio of her work over the last 40 yearsbut, she says, also something to leave behind as a historical record and inspirationfor other Indigenous fashion designers.

B.C. wildfire doubles in size, forces dozens from their homes

With the risk of thunderstorms on the rise, wildfires are still a major concern in B.C.