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As the Alberta government’s efforts to get a new oil pipeline built to the West Coast took some major leaps forward over the past week, B.C. Premier David Eby seemed to be on the defensive — though he may actually have some real bargaining power. The idea of a new pipeline to the B.C. coast […]

Conservative Party of Canada leader and MP for Battle River-Crowfoot, Pierre Poilievre, continues to show firm support for Alberta’s inclusion as part of Canada. The Alberta MP spoke in Surrey on Friday that “conservatives love Canada” and he hopes he can help Albertans see the positives to remaining in Canada. “We’re going to fight for

Kitimat’s upcoming municipal election strategy has officially gone to the dogs. The District of Kitimat has launched a “Dog Mayor” campaign ahead of the Oct. 17, 2026 local general election, inviting residents of all ages to cast ballots on election day for one of two canine candidates in what may be the community’s most enthusiastic

Cops for Cancer is gearing up for its annual cycling fundraiser to support children and their families affected by cancer, and the Tour de Coast team held a kickoff event recently. “I am happy to say that Cpl. Shawn Blakeway is the very first Cops for Cancer rider for the Pitt Meadows RCMP,” said Staff

The B.C. Nurses’ Union has reached a tentative deal with the Health Employers Association of B.C., 10 days after delivering a record 98.2 per cent strike vote mandate. “This tentative agreement was reached because nurses across British Columbia came together and showed they were prepared to fight for meaningful change,” Union President Adriane Gear said