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A Walnut Grove film studio made a major investment in its future as a sought-after destination for the film and TV industry, spending $1 to buy a used subway train car. TransLink is retiring the Mark I fleet vehicle, which has been given a new home. Lumostage Virtual Productions has repurposed its car into a […]

The largest Indigenous youth sports gathering in B.C. – and one of the biggest basketball tournaments in Canada – will be held in Langley next year. Vancouver Bandits, Bandits Community Foundation, Vancity Nation Basketball and Kwantlen First Nation announced they will be hosting the 2026 BC Junior All Native basketball tournament, March 15-20, 2026 at

Paule Seeger is working hard to keep her son’s memory alive. Oct. 22 marked two years since the then 15-year-old Tristan died as a result of injuries sustained from being struck by a vehicle at Kelowna’s Ben Lee Park. To honour her son on the second anniversary of his death, Seeger invited family and friends

The Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN) has announced the re-relase of its report on St. Joseph’s Mission (SJM) residential school investigation. The St. Joseph’s Mission and Onward Ranch Investigation: Interim Report of Findings will soon be available to the public through digital platforms including Kindle, Apple Books and OverDrive at participating libraries across Canada. The

Lower Mainland residents can expect a wet, windy weekend, with a “weakening” atmospheric river expected to drench the province’s south coast. While some rain started Wednesday afternoon, that system isn’t expected to be as “potent” for B.C.’s south coast as the next, which is expected starting overnight Thursday into Friday morning, Environment and Climate Change