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It’s another busy summer of touring for 54-40, one of the longest-running bands in Canadian music history still led by its founders, singer/guitarist Neil Osborne and bassist Brad Merritt. They performed a free concert Saturday, June 20, during the inaugural Barns to Beaches Festival in Tsawwassen, an appropriate “homecoming” concert site for the band, formed […]

If every classic car has its own unique story, then consider Chilliwack’s Village Classic Car Show a master library. Every year in late June, up to 500 truly unique cars converge on this city’s downtown core. The show’s volunteer crew is on site as early as 5 a.m., preparing to help the car owners roll

Police say the deaths of two people whose bodies were discovered in a remote area near Nakusp are not currently being treated as criminal in nature. The Nakusp RCMP is working with the BC Coroners Service following the discovery of two bodies along the Tate Creek Forest Service Road. Police said they received a report

Castlegar RCMP say a missing man, who is believed to have been swept away in the Columbia River, may have drowned. Officers were called after multiple reports of a lone man in distress in the Columbia River on June 21 around 9:30 p.m., according to a news release from Castlegar RCMP Tuesday (June 23). Police

Five years after the Lytton Creek fire tore through the Village of Lytton, longtime resident and first-term mayor Denise O’Connor expresses frustration about the slow pace of recovery but sees multiple signs of progress. On June 29, 2021, much of British Columbia was in the grip of a heat dome that saw temperature records shattered.