The BC Lions were at the Apple Bowl in Kelowna on Friday morning for practice, getting a feeling for their new home away from home as they get set to take on the Calgary Stampeders on Saturday, June 27. Lions Head Coach, Buck Pierce, believes the team has a great opportunity to pick up their […]
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Consumer Protection BC has reportedly opened an investigation following complaints from people who purchased FIFA World Cup tickets but did not receive them. B.C.’s Attorney Niki Sharma said in a statement Friday (June 26) reports that people in B.C. purchased FIFA World Cup 2026 tickets from StubHub and did not receive them “are deeply concerning.”
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When Blu Beach Band takes the stage at Coda on July 11, the Regina-based indie-rock group will arrive in Victoria with more than guitars and a new album. It will also bring a growing national campaign that has already convinced more than 10,000 Canadians to sign a petition calling on CBC and Rogers Sportsnet to
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The Harrison Hot Springs Fire Department really got into the World Cup spirit during one of their recent drills. Clad in more than 60 pounds of gear each, Harrison firefighters ran an air tank consumption drill by playing a pick-up game of soccer. “By playing a fast-paced game of soccer in full turnout gear and
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The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has removed 81 people from Canada since August 2025 who have been linked to “extortion-related activities.” In the latest update, issued Thursday (June 25), the CBSA stated that the majority of those removed have been in the Pacific region, which includes B.C. and the Yukon. In total, 46 individuals
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