Former South Surrey-White Rock MP Kerry-Lynne Findlay will remain on the ballot in the B.C. Conservative Party leadership race after her status as a candidate was called into question at the 11th hour. B.C. Conservative Party members begin voting tomorrow (Saturday, May 23) in the race for leadership of the party. Findlay has been at […]
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Fire officials say the cause of a May 21 early morning fire that destroyed the Terrace Bowling Lanes building is undetermined but they do know it started in the entrance alcove, indicates a release from the City of Terrace. It was patrolling Terrace RCMP officers who first noticed the fire on Lazelle Avenue at 4:29
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Seven independent nonprofit humane societies, all with the same mission, to prevent animal suffering and support pets, are coming together under the Humane Societies of BC. Announced on May 20, the decision to create the Humane Societies of BC came after a year of sharply increased demand for animal services across Canada. The Okanagan Humane
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A man who severely injured another while driving after consuming alcohol, on the wrong side of Island Highway, will serve time in jail on the weekends at Nanaimo Correctional Centre. In December, a jury found Maverick John Millen, 32, guilty of impaired operation of a vehicle causing bodily harm and dangerous operation of a vehicle
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Am I evolving or should I just accept it’s a lifelong affliction? Since I was a wee broth of a lad, I’ve been superstitious in only one aspect of my life – sports. For the most part, I’ve always believed you make your own luck. Logic and reason rule the roost. Except when it comes
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