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Jade Fever aired its last episode on July 19, following a controversy in May when the Tahltan First Nation called for the show to be taken off air owing to mining issues on their territory.
Image Credit: FACEBOOK/Jade Fever July 22, 2021 - 8:00 PM After seven seasons, the popular Discovery Canada reality TV series,
Jade Fever, aired its last episode on July 19. Bell Media confirmed in an email statement that
Jade Fever had come to an end with its most recent season being its final one. Since it first aired in 2015, the show followed the Bunces, a family of jade miners working in the Cassiar Mountains in Tahltan First Nation’s territory in northwest B.C.
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Incoming Arctic air means it s going to be a cold week across B.C.
Environment Canada is warning of extreme cold across swaths of northern B.C. while more snow is expected in the southern Interior, as Arctic air moves across the province.
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Posted: Feb 08, 2021 8:15 AM PT | Last Updated: February 9
This week, British Columbians will experience the coldest temperatures of the season. Temperatures in the Interior will be 10 to 20 C below the seasonal average, while coastal areas. including Metro Vancouver, will be 5 to 10 C below seasonal norms.(Ben Nelms/CBC)
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