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Imported animal feed will come at a higher cost for producers as province partners with BC Cattlemen's Association for new program to match sellers of hay with farmers.

Imported animal feed will come at a higher cost for producers as province partners with BC Cattlemen's Association for new program to match sellers of hay with farmers.

Imported animal feed will come at a higher cost for producers as province partners with BC Cattlemen's Association for new program to match sellers of hay with farmers.

Imported animal feed will come at a higher cost for producers as province partners with BC Cattlemen's Association for new program to match sellers of hay with farmers.

Imported animal feed will come at a higher cost for producers as province partners with BC Cattlemen's Association for new program to match sellers of hay with farmers.

Imported animal feed will come at a higher cost for producers as province partners with BC Cattlemen's Association for new program to match sellers of hay with farmers.

Imported animal feed will come at a higher cost for producers as province partners with BC Cattlemen's Association for new program to match sellers of hay with farmers.

While residents of the rural areas surrounding Penticton are being asked to cut their water use by an additional 20% due to the potential for drought, no such request has

As wildfires shatter records nationwide, Terrace region braces for further havoc

From January to June, 222.3 millimetres of rain fell at Victoria International Airport