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The Ridge Meadows Chamber of Commerce will host new ICBC president and CEO next month. The “lunch with leadership” event happens on Feb. 18 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at The ACT Arts Centre. The chamber invites people to have lunch, conversation, and gain insights into how ICBC is changing for businesses and communities […]

This season of love around the corner, Central Okanagan residents can celebrate at some of the most romantic spots in Canada. On Wednesday, Jan. 28, OpenTable released its Top 100 Most Romantic restaurants for 2026. The list was compiled of over 900,000 diner reviews, ratings, and reservation demands from Dec. 1, 2024 to Nov. 20,

B.C.’s minister of health was in Surrey Wednesday for a soggy press conference to announce the opening of a new urgent and primary care centre. Despite the chill and rain, several politicians and dignitaries showed up just before the new Cloverdale urgent and primary care centre (UPCC) opened Wednesday (Jan. 28), including Minister of Health

It’s unusual for municipal councils to spend much time on approving their meeting agendas, but that process turned into a 20-minute argument at Langley Township on Monday, Jan. 26. The current council is divided between five members of Mayor Eric Woodward’s Progress for Langley slate and four independent councillors. Independent Councillor Margaret Kunst had a

Coastal First Nations President Marilyn Slett is pushing back on B.C. Conservative leadership candidate Yuri Fulmer’s assertion that the alliance is “just an advocacy organization,” calling his comments in a video and on social media, “disinformation.” “We’re a coalition, an alliance of communities that have very ancient and old relations amongst each other, that ties