On June 19 Tammy Kovaluk broke the world record for most weight lifted by kettle bell swing in 12 hours. After 10,105 reps of kettle bell swings for a total of 416,326 pounds swung, the record was hers. “The women’s record I did it kind of halfway through. The men’s record was like 11 and […]

An award-winning documentary about the importance of investigative journalists and independent media is being screened in Pitt Meadows. “All Governments Lie”, the motto of famed American investigative journalist I.F. Stone, will feature a number of leading journalists, writers, bloggers, and authors, including: Chris Hedges, Ralph Nader, Michael Moore, Noam Chomsky, Amy Goodman, Glenn Greenwald, Jeremy

RCMP is investigating after remains were found at a lake near Whistler. The Sea to Sky RCMP’s Whistler detachment was notified of human remains located in Alta Lake near Rainbow Park, east of Whistler, on Sunday (June 21) just before 3:30 p.m., according to a news release Tuesday. Whistler Fire Services, B.C. Conservation Officer Service

The Vancouver Canucks are bringing the team’s 2026 Development Camp to Abbotsford. The club announced that Rogers Forum will host all of the on-ice activities for the event, which runs from June 30 to July 2. Development camp annually welcomes the Canucks’ top prospects and focuses on skill-building, fitness testing and off-ice training. Last year’s

It’s another busy summer of touring for 54-40, one of the longest-running bands in Canadian music history still led by its founders, singer/guitarist Neil Osborne and bassist Brad Merritt. They performed a free concert Saturday, June 20, during the inaugural Barns to Beaches Festival in Tsawwassen, an appropriate “homecoming” concert site for the band, formed