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Police say efforts to resuscitate a man found unresponsive at a West Kootenay ostrich farm were unsuccessful. Nakusp RCMP’s Police Liaison Team found the man on the ground in a protest camp at Universal Ostrich Farm around 7 a.m. on Nov. 3. “Immediate life-saving measures were undertaken by officers on site,” said Nakusp RCMP Staff […]

An amazing one-handed, goal line interception by Langley Secondary School (LSS) linebacker Jackson Poitras has earned national recognition. His full extension, one-handed catch to deny a touchdown was selected as the Week 5 NFL Canada Way to Play Award winner. With it, a $3,000 equipment grant went to his school. Weeks later, Poitras, 17, still

Fall can be a challenging time of year with the shorter days, rain, and cold. My instinct is often to hunker down at home with a good book and a cup of tea. But when the days grow dark and glum, it’s actually the perfect time to look outward — to connect with others, try

Nearly half of the roughly 2,500 parking fines issued each year in Surrey – some 46 per cent of them – aren’t paid. This is contained in a corporate report from Scott Neuman, Surrey’s manager of engineering, that came before council on Nov. 3 asking the politicians to approve a new off-street pay parking and

Enrolment numbers through Selkirk College’s fall enrolment of the 2025-26 academic year show a significant drop in international students has been partially offset by an increase in domestic students. The enrolment decline follows a decision made by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to cut the number of international students that post-secondary institutions can admit.