BC Liberal MLA Mike de Jong tosses his hat into party’s leadership race
Happy ending for New Brunswick couple targeted by B.C. thieves
Young endangered orca likely died of malnourishment: researchers
Prominent developer Onni denies connection to ad that offered ‘discount’ to overseas buyers
Someone keeps removing trail signs on Vancouver’s North Shore Mountains
Pumpkin Population: Why you may want to buy your Pumpkin early this year
No field, no road: Surrey School Board uncertain over City’s proposed plan
By Emily Lazatin Reporter
The 105 Avenue Corridor Project proposes a road run through a field at Hjorth Road Elementary in Surrey. Continue reading
Okanagan retiree uncovers WWII ordinance while gardening
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
“I was surprised. I knew not to touch it,” said Irena. Continue reading
Can you drink alcohol when you’re taking antibiotics?
It’s been a long-held belief that alcohol will lessen the effectiveness of antibiotics. Continue reading
Former Langley student pens letter to school district in support of LGBTQ program
SOGI 123 was created as a resource for BC Teachers to “provide inclusive education so that every child feels recognized, accepted and safe.” Continue reading
BC NDP under fire for possible partisan posts on government’s Facebook page
By Charmaine de Silva Senior Reporter
The government of B.C.’s Facebook page contains a number of posts similar to those the NDP criticized the BC Liberals for. Continue reading
6 ways your workplace can be impacting your motivation
Not feeling particularly motivated at work lately? These may be the reasons why. Here’s how to get your groove back. Continue reading
Vernon child porn case may not go to trial because of Charter challenge
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Reporter
A north Okanagan man is facing child pornography charges but the case against the former Salmon Arm teacher might not go ahead if a judge rules his Charter rights have been violated. Continue reading
Kelowna’s commercial real estate is booming, just like its housing market
“I have been in this business since 2009 and I have never seen it this busy.” Continue reading
Donald Trump continues Twitter crusade against NFL, takes aim at league’s ratings
U.S. President Donald Trump took aim at the NFL again, this time taking to Twitter and making fun of the league’s ratings. Continue reading
Surrey RCMP ask for public’s help after driver attacked while waiting at intersection
By Estefania Duran Digital Reporter/Content Coordinator
Police say the 58-year-old woman was waiting at the intersection when a man opened her car door and began hitting her in the face. Continue reading
Vancouver-based company Lucara sells world’s largest uncut diamond for $53M
The stone, mined in Botswana in November 2015, is said to be 2.5 to 3 billion years old. Continue reading
North Korea doesn’t have capability, intent to attack U.S. war planes, experts say
They view the remark by North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho and a recent propaganda video simulating such an attack as tit-for-tat responses to fiery rhetoric by U.S. President Donald Trump and his hardening stance against the North’s nuclear weapons program. Continue reading
Mike Bernier, ex-education minister, to seek BC Liberal leadership
By Emily Lazatin Reporter
“We have to do a better job helping those in need, those who are vulnerable, and those who are struggling.” Continue reading
Cannabis on campus: how B.C. universities plan to deal with the coming legalization of pot
Smoking regulations vary from campus to campus and critics are concerned that school policies in B.C. will not be strict enough. Continue reading
Reports say ride-sharing service Uber could stop operations in Quebec, possibly Tuesday
Reports say Uber could announce Tuesday that they are ending operations in Quebec. Continue reading
North Korea moving airplanes to east coast after U.S. bomber display: South Korean spy agency
The reported movement comes after the U.S. dispatched B-1B bombers to the Korean peninsula over the weekend Continue reading
Principal, athletic director step down after video shows sobbing cheerleaders forced to do the splits
The principal and athletic director of a Denver high school have stepped down after video emerged showing cheerleaders being pushed into splits by their coach during practice. Continue reading
Donald Trump has harsh words for Puerto Rico as it loses power and its hospitals crumble
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
“Much of the island was destroyed, with billions of dollars owed to Wall Street and the banks which, sadly, must be dealt with.” Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Justin Trudeau, a fake Superman
The prime minister’s image as cartoon superhero is wearing thin, writes Charles Adler. Continue reading
North Korea says Trump’s tweet is a declaration of war
North Korea said that a tweet from Donald Trump amounted to a declaration of war. They’ve made similar claims before. Continue reading
BC Liberal MLA Mike de Jong tosses his hat into party’s leadership race
By Liza Yuzda Reporter/Legislative Bureau
“I hope at the end of the exercise people see in me a prospective captain.” Continue reading
No field, no road: Surrey School Board uncertain over City’s proposed plan
By Emily Lazatin Reporter
The 105 Avenue Corridor Project proposes a road run through a field at Hjorth Road Elementary in Surrey. Continue reading
Surrey RCMP investigate another shooting
RCMP in Surrey investigate an apparent shooting Monday night, after a victim shows up at Peace Arch Hospital in White Rock. Continue reading
Okanagan retiree uncovers WWII ordinance while gardening
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
“I was surprised. I knew not to touch it,” said Irena. Continue reading
Former Langley student pens letter to school district in support of LGBTQ program
SOGI 123 was created as a resource for BC Teachers to “provide inclusive education so that every child feels recognized, accepted and safe.” Continue reading
Pumpkin Population: Why you may want to buy your Pumpkin early this year
At some patches, pumpkins are smaller or not growing at all. Continue reading
BC NDP under fire for possible partisan posts on government’s Facebook page
By Charmaine de Silva Senior Reporter
The government of B.C.’s Facebook page contains a number of posts similar to those the NDP criticized the BC Liberals for. Continue reading
Prominent developer Onni denies connection to ad that offered ‘discount’ to overseas buyers
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
“These statements are 100 per cent false and are not condoned by Onni in any way.” Continue reading
Vernon child porn case may not go to trial because of Charter challenge
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Reporter
A north Okanagan man is facing child pornography charges but the case against the former Salmon Arm teacher might not go ahead if a judge rules his Charter rights have been violated. Continue reading
Kelowna’s commercial real estate is booming, just like its housing market
“I have been in this business since 2009 and I have never seen it this busy.” Continue reading
Surrey RCMP ask for public’s help after driver attacked while waiting at intersection
By Estefania Duran Digital Reporter/Content Coordinator
Police say the 58-year-old woman was waiting at the intersection when a man opened her car door and began hitting her in the face. Continue reading
Young endangered orca likely died of malnourishment: researchers
Researchers say a young member of an endangered killer whale population living off British Columbia’s coast has died. Continue reading
Vancouver-based company Lucara sells world’s largest uncut diamond for $53M
The stone, mined in Botswana in November 2015, is said to be 2.5 to 3 billion years old. Continue reading
Mike Bernier, ex-education minister, to seek BC Liberal leadership
By Emily Lazatin Reporter
“We have to do a better job helping those in need, those who are vulnerable, and those who are struggling.” Continue reading
Cannabis on campus: how B.C. universities plan to deal with the coming legalization of pot
Smoking regulations vary from campus to campus and critics are concerned that school policies in B.C. will not be strict enough. Continue reading
Someone keeps removing trail signs on Vancouver’s North Shore Mountains
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
“There’s people out there who love to hike these trails and they want to keep it as a private trail,” said North Shore Rescue team leader Mike Danks. Continue reading
It’s ‘chaos and congestion’ with bridge tolls gone say B.C. truckers
By Janet Brown Senior Reporter
Truckers say the elimination of tolls has led to “chaos and congestion” on the roads. Continue reading
Andrew Wilkinson joins BC Liberal leadership race
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
BC Liberal MLA and former minister Andrew Wilkinson is in downtown Vancouver this hour officially announcing his run for the leadership of the party. Continue reading
Happy ending for New Brunswick couple targeted by B.C. thieves
By Paula Baker Online Journalist
The young couple from Moncton, N.B, who had all their belongings stolen from a U-Haul in Abbotsford on Sept. 12. Continue reading
Shortage of B.C. judges a short-term problem: Former AG
By Charmaine de Silva Senior Reporter
Last Monday, BC Supreme Court’s family and civil chambers was cancelled for the first time in 35 years because no judges were available. Continue reading
B.C. launches public consultations on pot legalization
British Columbians will be able to share their thoughts on pot legalization over the next five weeks. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Justin Trudeau, a fake Superman
The prime minister’s image as cartoon superhero is wearing thin, writes Charles Adler. Continue reading
65-year-old woman dies in crash in Cloverdale
By Paula Baker Online Journalist
Police are investigating an accident in Cloverdale that claimed the life of one person lats Sunday night. Continue reading
Watts weighs in on political donations, marijuana
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
Voters are getting a closer look at the BC Liberal leadership hopeful. Continue reading
B.C. Liberals should not take the taxpayer subsidy: Todd Stone
By Charmaine de Silva Senior Reporter
Former Cabinet minister Todd Stone says the B.C. Liberal Party should not accept the taxpayer subsidy proposed by the NDP and Greens. Continue reading
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