Brian Menzies of the Independent Wood Processors Association of BC joins CTV Morning Live to address the federal pledge of over $1B in softwood supports.

Analysts are expressing cautious optimism after the prime minister announced $1.2 billion in federal support for the struggling softwood lumber industry, one of B.C.'s largest employers.

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Twenty eight planning applications were put to Malvern Hills District Council from Monday, July 21 to Friday, July 25.

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A poster showing Donald Trump with Jeffrey Epstein has appeared at a London bus stop near the US embassy. The 1997 photo, taken at Mar-a-Lago, was installed by UK campaign group Everybody Hates Elon ...