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B.C.-born Holly Brickley's debut novel Deep Cuts to get movie adaptation
Brickley's debut novel, just released on Feb. 25, has already garnered interest from filmmakers; Brickley said The Iron Claw director Sean Durkin has been greenlit to write the adaptation himself, and stars Saoirse Ronan and Austin Butler have been cast as the film's leads.
From architect to actor: How Vancouver's Carlos Diehz ended up in the Oscar-nominated film Conclave
As Carlos Diehz hops from event to event ahead of the 2025 Academy Awards in Los Angeles, he's reflecting on how he got there.
Canadian publishing industry hopeful books will be exempt from U.S. tariffs
Publishers are urging Canadian consumers to buy Canadian books, written by Canadian authors, published by Canadian publishers, at local bookstores to help offset any costs that may arise if and when tariffs are imposed.
Williams Lake First Nation calls on feds to support revitalization of former residential school site
The call comes as Williams Lake First Nation Kúkwpi7 (Chief) Willie Sellars heads to Los Angeles for the Academy Awards, where the film Sugarcane, which explores the history of St. Joseph's Mission, is nominated for Best Documentary Feature.
B.C. fly-tying, fishing expert Mo Bradley remembered for his helpful nature and unmatched expertise
A B.C. fishing legend is being remembered for his willingness to help others and unmatched skill when it came to tying flies.
Tŝilhqot'in National Government calls for change to land, water management in wake of 2024 B.C. landslide
On July 30, a landslide in Nagwentled, also known as Farwell Canyon, blocked the Chilcotin River in B.C.'s Interior, a vital stream for salmon, for six days.
Some southern neighbours support Canadian counterparts amid tariff and takeover threats
"I listen to CBC Listen," said Washington state resident Suzanne Wheeler. "And as far as cross-border support, CBC got me through Jan. 6. And one of the DJs even said, 'Let us be your emotional support Canadians.' I want to be your emotional support American."
What are earthquake aftershocks?
Aftershocks can be felt following a strong earthquake. CBC News explains what they are and what you can expect.
B.C. economies 'less exposed' to potential U.S. tariffs: Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Kamloops, B.C., ranked 40th out of 41 cities, would be the second-most resilient in the event the U.S. does impose tariffs on Canadian goods, according to the chamber’s calculations.
B.C. physicians' group calls on province to create space in hospitals for overdose prevention
An unsanctioned overdose prevention site has been set up near the Royal Jubilee Hospital in Victoria, where volunteers with experience in recognizing and responding to drug overdoses will be on hand.