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Okanagan Indian Band (OKIB) youth will be able to help build confidence, connection, and leadership through culturally grounded programming, thanks to a large donation from Ottawa. Kelowna MP Stephen Fuhr, the Secretary of State for Defence Procurement, announced on behalf of Minister of Public Safety Gary Anandasangaree, $2.14 million in federal support for the band […]

The Vancouver Goldeneyes were defeated 2- 1 in their first game back after the Olympic break against the Toronto Sceptres. The Goldeneyes hosted the Scepteres at the Pacific Coliseum in front of 13,264 people. Toronto’s Raygan Kirk opened up the scoring in the 7th minute, followed by Lauren Messier less than a minute later. This

Jim Pattison Developments is planning to build a sizable new development in Langley, with 452 new apartments and 134,300 square feet of commercial and office space. Langley Township council passed first, second, and third readings of a rezoning bylaw of the site on Monday, Feb. 23. Located on a nine-acre site on the northeast corner

Pride tape is increasing visibility for LGBTQ+ athletes and saving lives, one hockey stick at a time. The brightly coloured rainbow athletic tape was created in 2016 by Dr. Kristopher Wells and Jeff McLean. “The message is always about the importance of inclusion, and we like to say, all we really want is the game

B.C. Supreme Court Justice Barbara Young has ordered the province and Montrose Properties to turn over all communications that could relate to the Cowichan Tribes land title case before she will hear arguments by the company in its petition to reopen the case and be added as a defendant. Montrose argues it did not fully