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A documentary looking at the growing concern of wildfires in B.C. is now free for viewing. ‘B.C. Is Burning’ is now available to watch on YouTube. “This film started as an attempt to better understand why wildfire seasons are becoming more destructive and what practical steps may help reduce future risk,” said retired forester and […]

“We formed the band on D-Day (in 2011), so we’re kind of his history nerds, just like Iron Maiden,” Chris Osterman said with a laugh as he shed light on Iron Kingdom, the band blessed with his guitar playing and vocals. The man can sing and shred like leather’d metal warriors of the early-1980s, when

The iconic Canadian Snowbirds may not be back in the air for a few years once the 2026 show season wraps up, but that news – delivered earlier this month – does not change their scheduled performance over White Rock this summer. “It was booked before the announcement,” Scott Harrold said Friday (May 22) of

A man charged in connection with a 2024 crash that killed one man and inured another at a Surrey bus stop will next appear in court June 12. Michael Gordon Bovencamp was charged with impaired driving causing death, impaired driving causing bodily harm, dangerous driving causing death, and dangerous driving causing bodily harm after the

A group of nine fired B.C. school board trustees in Greater Victoria may feel vindicated with their jobs reinstated after the province “failed to to fully provide all necessary documents” during a judicial review. Minister of Education Lisa Beare removed the nine trustees on Jan. 30, 2025 because of disagreements around whether or not school