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Former B.C. cabinet minister Iain Black is in the race for the Province’s Conservative leadership. With former B.C. Conservative leader John Rustad stepped down from his role last December; no fewer than ten candidates are looking to unite the party under their vision. With his experience leading in the public and private sectors, Black believes […]

Vancouver FC head coach Martin Nash wants to put more pressure on Cruz Azul in their second Concacaf Champions Cup match. “I think we gotta get more pressure [on them] and try to turn the ball over more, and try to get them when they’re maybe disorganized.” Nash said during a virtual media availability session

A Maple Ridge woman who promotes South Asian entertainment and culture has been tapped to lead the Vancouver International Bhangra Celebration Society (VIBC), parent organization of 5X Fest. Neesha Hothi, has been appointed 5X executive director. Described as a leading voice in cultural strategy, arts advocacy, and entertainment brand storytelling, she brings more than 20

B.C.’s health ministry says the emergency response to the Tumbler Ridge schools shooting included ground ambulances, advanced care paramedics and two B.C. Emergency Health Service (BCEHS) air ambulances. Alberta’s Shock Trauma Air Rescue Service (STARS) also responded. Black Press has reached out to STARS for details. The RCMP said on Wednesday morning that nine people

Premier David Eby will not deliver the throne speech as planned on Thursday, Feb. 12, due to the tragedy at Tumbler Ridge. The B.C. legislature will instead hold a moment of silence followed by remarks by Lt.-Gov. Wendy Cocchia. The “legally required procedures” will then be delivered to open the legislative session. The RCMP gave