May 2026

Kitimat’s upcoming municipal election strategy has officially gone to the dogs. The District of Kitimat has launched a “Dog Mayor” campaign ahead of the Oct. 17, 2026 local general election, inviting residents of all ages to cast ballots on election day for one of two canine candidates in what may be the community’s most enthusiastic […]

The B.C. Nurses’ Union has reached a tentative deal with the Health Employers Association of B.C., 10 days after delivering a record 98.2 per cent strike vote mandate. “This tentative agreement was reached because nurses across British Columbia came together and showed they were prepared to fight for meaningful change,” Union President Adriane Gear said

Time is running out to grab a Slurpee downtown Chilliwack. The 7-Eleven location at Yale Road and Williams Street is one of 645 stores set to close across North America soon. It’s one of three Chilliwack locations, and it’s set to close by May 25. The convenience store was originally across the street, directly to

A screening tool that’s been used by RCMP officers in the East Kootenay region is being expanded throughout the Interior to help police respond to mental health calls, while easing the pressure that healthcare teams face. The HealthIM app is a digital public safety tool that supports police officers’ response to people in crisis. It

Former South Surrey-White Rock MP Kerry-Lynne Findlay will remain on the ballot in the B.C. Conservative Party leadership race after her status as a candidate was called into question at the 11th hour. B.C. Conservative Party members begin voting tomorrow (Saturday, May 23) in the race for leadership of the party. Findlay has been at