Skip Mark Ideson has played 145 games of wheelchair curling internationally for Canada. Surely you know or heard of Mark? The skip of Canada’s Paralympic wheelchair curling team who waited until there was 2.8 seconds left on the game clock to throw the stone that won Canada the gold medal in Milano Cortina, Italy, 4-3 […]

The Ridge Meadows Flames are two wins away from their third straight championship in the Pacific Junior Hockey League, and team members are also taking home individual league awards. The Maple Ridge Junior squad has already eliminated both the Delta Ice Hawks and Port Coquitlam Buckeroos, and have taken the first two games of their

Eight former members of the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League (KIJHL) have announced they will create their own independent league starting in 2026-27. The new Western International Junior Hockey League (WIJHL) will not be affiliated with the KIJHL, Hockey Canada or BC Hockey. The eight founding teams are the 100 Mile House Wranglers, Castlegar Rebels,

Columbia River-Revelstoke MLA Scott McInnis has introduced a private member’s bill aimed at increasing public access to information about Aboriginal title claims across British Columbia. The proposed Aboriginal Title Transparency Act would require the provincial government to publicly disclose claims filed against the Crown, notify affected communities, and provide annual updates to the legislature on

Provincial Housing Minister Christine Boyle says B.C. “should be treated as well as Ontario has been,” following a new $8.8-billion deal between the Carney and Ford governments. Prime Minister Mark Carney was in Toronto with Ontario Premier Doug Ford Monday to announce a new partnership between the two governments to build more affordable homes, infrastructure