November 2025

The annual Noah Trulsen Memorial Scholarship Fundraiser Night took place on Saturday, Nov. 8, with a game of fun hockey, a dinner, and fundraising draws and auctions. The event is organized by the Trulsen family to raise money for two scholarships for young hockey players in memory of the young man, 22, who was killed […]

A rainfall warning has been issued by Environment Canada. Between 40 to 60 millimetres of rain is expected fall Wednesday into Thursday. According to the government weather agency, a slow moving Pacific frontal system is moving across the BC south coast, causing the storm. The rain will begin near midday on Wednesday, Nov. 12, and

The last time Prime Minister Mark Carney was on White Rock’s waterfront – just prior to his election – he complained because his schedule didn’t allow him a walk on the city’s iconic pier. This Wednesday (Nov. 12) Carney got his walk on the pier, where he chatted with surprised walkers and promenade visitors during

Forests Minister Ravi Parmar is in the midst of an eight-day trade mission to Asia to forge some new ties for B.C.’s forestry industry, blaming U.S. tariffs for recent mill closures and trying to find new places to sell B.C. wood products. “The reason these mills are curtailing and closing is not because of government

Canada Post has submitted its proposed “comprehensive transformation plan” to the federal government, just within the 45-day window. On Sept 25, Government Transformation Minister Joël Lightbound gave the Crown corporation three directives to stabilize Canada Post’s finances. Those included letter mail delivery standards, community mailbox conversions and postal network modernization. Canada Post submitted its plan