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Drug users too close to daycare, Northern B.C. arts centre says

Drug users too close to daycare, Northern B.C. arts centre says

Intoxicated individuals openly using drugs and emergency services are on-site three to four times a week, near Dawson Creek daycare.
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Creating naturehood: Victoria Harbour Migratory Bird Sanctuary marks 100 years

Creating naturehood: Victoria Harbour Migratory Bird Sanctuary marks 100 years

Migratory bird sanctuaries were designed as a respite for millions of birds on their long migrations, serving as places to feed, nest and rear their young, but they have become about much more than migrating birds
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100 Mile House man charged with first-degree murder

100 Mile House man charged with first-degree murder

James Eugene Perkins of 100 Mile House was arrested without incident on Friday, October 20.
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Environment Canada says first snowfall of the season expected in B.C.

Environment Canada says first snowfall of the season expected in B.C.

VANCOUVER — Drivers are being warned that some mountain passes in southeastern British Columbia are expected to get the first snowfall of the season this week.
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Vancouver rap show cancelled after crowd rushes floor

Vancouver rap show cancelled after crowd rushes floor

The Lil Yachty show did not last long.
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Richmond restaurants extend hours to boost revenue in tough economy

Richmond restaurants extend hours to boost revenue in tough economy

More restaurants now offer late-night dining options to attract younger customers
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Our Community: Tea time in Victoria, Empress welcomes artists in residence

Our Community: Tea time in Victoria, Empress welcomes artists in residence

Organizers of the eighth annual Victoria Tea Festival Revival are promising “a grassroots farm-to-cup experience”
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Man who threatened social workers, smashed up their office, is sentenced to year in jail

Man who threatened social workers, smashed up their office, is sentenced to year in jail

He came to the office dressed as construction worker, armed with a sledgehammer.
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Campbell River bowling alley reopens after truck crashes through its front doors

Campbell River bowling alley reopens after truck crashes through its front doors

Campbell River’s only bowling alley will remain open with just a pool room out of service after a truck crashed through its front doors on Friday afternoon.
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BC United leader identifies transportation as a priority for northern B.C.

BC United leader identifies transportation as a priority for northern B.C.

Kevin Falcon also reiterated he is not concerned with BC United’s dip in the polls
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