A B.C. Supreme Court judge has cleared the way for the City of Kelowna to continue its legal effort to stop the long-running “Freedom Rally” protests at Stuart Park after dismissing an application by organizer David Lindsay seeking to have the city’s petition thrown out. In a decision by Justice Cathaline Hardwick released on May […]
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The National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit People was marked in Pitt Meadows on Tuesday, May 5. About 70 members of the community, city staff, school board trustees, members of council, and Mayor Nicole MacDonald, were at Spirit Square for the ceremony. Clarissa Moody, from the Katzie First
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This article contains information about of a criminal sexual assault case which may be disturbing to some readers. If you or someone you know has been impacted by sexual violence, contact Archway Society for Domestic Peace at 250-542-1122. All programs are easily accessible, free of charge and confidential. A former Vernon chiropractor is appealing his
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The atmosphere was electric, and the music was pumping in the sold-out Coca-Cola Coliseum for Toronto Tempo’s first inaugural regular season game in the WNBA on Friday, May 8. The Tempo faced off against the Washington Mystics. Unfortunately, despite the excitement from the crowd, the Tempo lost the game with a final score of 68-65
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