A group challenging the province’s short-term rental restrictions lost its appeal in B.C. court on Dec. 30, with a three-judge panel upholding a lower court’s finding that the case was brought prematurely and constituted an “abuse of process.” A B.C. Supreme Court judge initially found that the suit was speculative because it was filed weeks […]
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An Agassiz woman who claimed the only authority over her is God was judged competent to stand trial for reckless discharge of a firearm. According to recently released court documents, Denise Angela Norris was charged on June 19 in Agassiz. The Crown submitted that Norris was unfit to stand trial based on a diagnosis of
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Culture. You often hear that word when a discussion is focused on a team’s success or lack thereof. But what is it? Most have their own definition of it when it is applied to sports teams. Yes, there will be various ways to describe what it means exactly but at its core culture does have
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A major Highway 1 construction project is one big step closer to getting underway now that the nine-figure contract has been awarded. The province recently announced that the work for the upcoming Highway 11 Interchange Project is going to be handled through a partnership consisting of Hall Constructors, Jacob Bros., and EBC Inc. This contract,
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For the second year in a row, a Summerland dog is on its way to a prestigious dog show in the United States. Am.GCh Hyclass Whole Lotta Shakin’ Going On ( aka Jerry) will be at the 150th annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in late January and early February. At the 2025 show, the
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