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Yuri Fulmer is running for the B.C. Conservative Party leadership because he wants to fix what he called a “province in crisis.” He says British Columbians face a broken healthcare system, unsafe streets, unaffordable living costs, and worries about private property rights due to recent Indigenous rights court decisions. “I share their concerns on all […]

With the 2026 WHL trade deadline days away, Vancouver Giants made a deal that sends team captain Ty Halaburda to Kelowna for Will Sharpe. Announced Tuesday, with the Thursday cut-off looming, Giants are also giving the Rockets their second-round pick in 2028 (originally Everett’s) and a fourth-round pick in 2028. Sharpe, a 2007-born defenceman from

When water consumption goes up in Maple Ridge this summer, so too will the cost. But the price is expected to drop for most during the off seasons. Owners of residences or businesses with metered water services will see changes to water and sewer rates for usage from Jan. 1, onward. The City of Maple

Jason McDaniel has been confirmed as ICBC’s president and CEO following an interim term. ICBC announced Tuesday (Jan. 6) that McDaniel is now officially in the role. He’d been serving as interim president and CEO since June 2025. McDaniel first joined ICBC in 2006 and has held several senior leadership roles, including vice-president of operations,

B.C. Premier David Eby is heading to India on Friday with the province’s jobs minister, saying trade tensions with the U.S. have created a “window of opportunity” to expand bilateral trade ties with other nations. “By expanding our trade with India, we’re able to provide support to communities across the country that have been particularly