A proud mother Canada goose is now watching over a brood of fuzzy yellow goslings at a South Surrey secondary school. When a Canada goose laid eggs in a courtyard planter at Earl Marriott Secondary, staff and students kept their distance, but were able to install a camera to livestream the expecting mother on youTube. […]
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The Vancouver Canucks have looked up Highway 1 for a new general manager and to the past for a pair of president of hockey operations. The NHL club announced the hiring of 2025 Calder Cup winner Ryan Johnson as GM and hockey hall of famers Daniel and Henrik Sedin as co-POHOs on Thursday (May 14).
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The Agricultural Land Commission has denied another application for a Shuswap property known as the home of TV’s Rust Valley Restorers. Applicants Edward Vizniak, Leslie Charman and Mike Hall sought to subdivide the three-hectare property at 4439 Trans-Canada Highway into two lots, including one of 1.54 ha and “entirely within the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR)”
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Patio season is here, and pups are welcome at many of B.C.’s top restaurants listed as Top 100 outdoor options. With May long weekend marking the unofficial start of summer, Open Table is releasing its annual ranking alongside data on Canadian dining trends. Five Greater Victoria eateries are among the options, fitting in with rising
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Growing up with two parents who were FIFA referees gives you a very different perspective on the job than most players have. My mum, Jill, was the first woman to referee a professional match in B.C. and the first female FIFA credentialed referee in B.C. She officiated games at the U19 Women’s World Cup and
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