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Starting Wednesday, Jan. 7 on CBC platforms, Season 3 of the Surrey-set police drama Allegiance promises more ripped-from-the-headlines stories involving gangs and informants, hostage situations and a domestic assault case that hits close to home. Familiar locations continue to show up on the small screen, too, such as when the body of a blueberry farmer […]

With the 2026 B.C. Winter Games less than two months away, Trail and Rossland are entering the final stretch of preparations, and the call for volunteers is only growing louder. The Games will bring over 1,200 athletes and coaches to the region from Feb. 25 to March 1, 2026, competing in 15 different sports across

Whitehorse has been hit by a deluge of snow, with 52 centimetres on the ground as of Dec. 28, the fourth‑highest level on record. The highest was 65 centimetres in 1980, Environment Canada meteorologist Bobby Sekhon said. The city has also set a new Whitehorse December precipitation record, with 64 millimetres this month, the highest

The deadline to apply to be part of the Pitt Meadows Art Gallery’s Art of Upcycling Exhibition has been extended. Artists can now put in their application until Sunday, Jan. 25. This exhibition celebrates artists’ ingenuity of transforming discarded or waste materials into artwork that gain a new life, purpose and beauty. All work in

It’s more than three weeks since former B.C. Conservative leader John Rustad resigned, and no major political figures have stepped up to run for his old job. This is despite the very real possibility that the next leader of the Official Opposition could one day be premier. “It’s the best job in B.C. politics that