Two B.C. Conservative MLAs who voted against banning disruptive protests around schools are more interested in spreading “angry, Trump style politics” than keeping kids safe, according to B.C. education minister Lisa Beare. Chilliwack North MLA Heather Maahs and Abbotsford West MLA Korky Neufeld reportedly voted Wednesday night against continuing a protest-free buffer zone around schools, […]

Lavington’s beloved camel, Mayhem, is officially a star! The large, furry, white camel is featured on Animal Control, the Fox television sitcom. Mayhem stars Thursday, April 2 in season 4, episode 9, Camels and Bats, at 6 p.m. Pacific time and streaming April 3 on Hulu. Alex Schlosser, owner of KalCam Farms, was contacted last

B.C. Ferries is reassuring customers it is taking all steps necessary to address the expected surge of passengers travelling to-and-from Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland for Easter long weekend. A number of sailings have been cancelled this week, including from Duke Point and Tsawwassen and at a press conference Thursday, April 2, Nicolas Jimenez,

Premier David Eby has offered a concession to First Nations leaders on changes to the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA), proposing a three-year suspension of parts of the law until an appeal of a related court case plays out. “We’ve taken the feedback on our first proposal,” Eby said. “We pulled

A sigh of relief could be heard in a packed Kelowna Supreme Courtroom on the morning of April 2, as Ka-Mikosit Mae Favelle was sentenced to 10 years behind bars by Justice Catherine Murray. The 30-year-old woman from West Kelowna had previously pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of manslaughter for the death of her