albernicucumber

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Breaking from addiction – former Port Alberni B&B to be converted to men’s second stage housing (hashilthsa.com)
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New Forestry Act proposed (nanaimonewsnow.com)
 

Advocates for the new act say it’s the industry that currently controls forestry in BC, and they want to shift from maximizing timber extraction to managing forests based on how forests function.

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Suspicious fire destroys 1930s rail speeder in Port Alberni rail yard (albernivalleynews.com)
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Nearly 70-year-old cold case murder revived in Nanaimo (cheknews.ca)
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Port Alberni Pride events reinstated after earlier threats (nanaimonewsnow.com)
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Port Alberni lands leading role in reality show Home Town Takeover Canada (albernivalleynews.com)
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‘Never let go’: Alcohol concerns intensify following deaths in Nuu-chah-nulth communities (hashilthsa.com)
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Accidents increase at Alberni intersection (nanaimonewsnow.com)
submitted 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) by albernicucumber@infosec.pub to c/portalberni@lemmy.ca
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The intersection of Gertrude, Stamp and Roger continues to be Port Alberni’s most dangerous intersection, and is getting worse.

According to the latest ICBC statistics, there were 24 crashes at that intersection in 2025, up from 17 the year before.

Two-thirds of the MVI’s there resulted in injuries.

The second-most dangerous intersection was Gertrude and Johnston, followed by Johnston and Broughton and 10th and Redford.

According to ICBC, 60% of all vehicle crashes in the province happen at intersections.

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Man charged in connection to suspicious brush fires in Port Alberni (www.cbc.ca)
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Former Port Alberni mill owner fined for treatment of temporary foreign workers (cheknews.ca)
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Remembering the children: Tseshaht hosts AIRS Survivors on 5th anniversary of Tk̓emlúps te Secwepemc 215 (hashilthsa.com)
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Watchdog investigating woman allegedly injured in Port Alberni police cells (albernivalleynews.com)
What are the most interesting towns in Canada? in c/askacanadian@lemmy.ca
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Qualicum Beach: it’s like going back into the 1800s

Overview of Bill S-209 in c/canada@lemmy.ca
[–] albernicucumber@infosec.pub 13 points 9 months ago

a Senate public bill first introduced by Senator Julie Miville-Dechêne in the 44th Canadian Parliament. The bill would make it a criminal offence for organizations to allow Internet users under the age of 18 to access sexually explicit material for commercial purposes, unless the organization employs an age verification system, or the material has a legitimate artistic, educational, or scientific purpose.

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