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Counter rally planned in response to march against gender identity in school curriculum

Counter rally planned in response to march against gender identity in school curriculum

The group 1 Million March 4 Children is holding events across the country Wednesday at noon
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Lucky dog rescued from Oaklands roof by Victoria firefighters

Lucky dog rescued from Oaklands roof by Victoria firefighters

Firefighters said in an Instagram post that they were happy to be “breaking the stereotypes” about rescuing cats from trees
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Possibility of snow for Okanagan Connector Tuesday

Possibility of snow for Okanagan Connector Tuesday

Motorists are reminded weather conditions in mountain areas can change suddenly.
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B.C. launches 'one-stop shop' for provincial permits needed to build homes

B.C. launches 'one-stop shop' for provincial permits needed to build homes

VANCOUVER — British Columbia's government is aiming to speed up the construction of new homes and secondary suites by releasing new guides and programs to help streamline the process.
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Police dog helps locate missing B.C. senior with Alzheimer's

Police dog helps locate missing B.C. senior with Alzheimer's

The senior was uninjured and brought safely home.
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Squamish shopper sues Home Depot, greeter for $1M over alleged defamation

Squamish shopper sues Home Depot, greeter for $1M over alleged defamation

Man claims that the greeter falsely accused him of sending her explicit photos.
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Duelling protests planned for downtown Vancouver Wednesday

Duelling protests planned for downtown Vancouver Wednesday

Both protests are planned around Robson Street and the art gallery around the same time.
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FortisBC gas users will see a drop in natural gas prices in October

FortisBC gas users will see a drop in natural gas prices in October

FortisBC says in a statement that it has been given approval by the B.C. Utilities Commission to drop its gas rates for customers starting Oct. 1. 
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B.C.'s local politicians push for expanding drug prohibitions where children gather

B.C.'s local politicians push for expanding drug prohibitions where children gather

VANCOUVER — Local politicians from across British Columbia will vote this week on resolutions involving drug decriminalization, including expanding prohibitions on possession and use to parks, bus stops, sports fields and other places children gather
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B.C. man gets probation for biting two people

B.C. man gets probation for biting two people

Ian James Campbell will not have a criminal record if he completes his probation without incident, meaning he will not face deportation back to his native Scotland.
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