When Thom first met Cocoa at the shelter, the connection felt immediate. Cocoa was gentle, affectionate, and eager for contact. The kind of dog that makes you believe that love alone might be enough. Thom and his family brought Cocoa home on a foster-to-adopt agreement, hopeful that this sweet boy had finally found his place. […]
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Conde Nast Traveler is hailing Vancouver Island as a top “spring break for adults” destination – the only Canadian location on the list of 27. The renowned online travel magazine hit up a pair of travel specialists, Swaylah Faroqi of Away With Sway and Livia Angelini of Scott Dunn, to craft a list that showed
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Students at Albion Elementary crowded the halls of the school Tuesday morning to watch a lion dance parade as the school celebrated the Lunar New Year. Even the portables were vacated so students could cheer on the four lions, with two students in each costume, and 17 other students, as they made their way from
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Tightrope author, retired Deputy Chief Constable Jennifer Hyland, was explaining why she wrote her account of 26 years in law enforcement. “I was inspired to write it, not only as a reference for my kids so that they could come to understand a little bit of what growing up in a police officer household was
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Golden Ears Winter Club is hosting an Olympic Open House for the community to try the sport of curling for free. Everyone is welcome to the event, no curling experience is needed, and all the equipment will be provided. Instructors will also be on the ice who will be teaching those who know nothing at
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