It’s officially here. The Vancouver Canucks rebuild. And it’s ugly. Really ugly. Since the New Year, the Canucks have been a miserable lot with only two wins in 23 games after a 6-4 defeat to the Carolina Hurricanes at Rogers Arena on Wednesday. It was a spirited effort coming off a 6-1 drubbing at the […]

The Meadowridge Gryphons won their first game of the senior boys BC High School Provincial Championships tournament. Competing in the Single A tournament at the Langley Events Centre on Wednesday, March 4, the Gryphons beat Campbell River Christian by a score of 81-67. The Gryphons are ranked sixth in the tournament, while the Cougars rank

One of the most decorated stars in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling history returns to the local squared circle for the 2026 Abbotsford Agrifair, which runs from July 31 to Aug. 2. Two-time TNA world champion, former X Division champion and multi-time tag team champion Eric Young is one of the featured performers for the wrestling

The Upper and Lower Similkameen Indian Bands issued a scathing statement on March 4 in response to claims made by OneBC’s sole MLA that the provincial government had effectively bribed them over the Copper Mountain Mine expansion. The First Nations, who have issued multiple past statements opposing the province’s rapid approval of the New Ingerbelle

The B.C. Teachers’ Federation says 91 per cent of its members are in favour of ratifying a new four-year collective agreement with the B.C. Public School Employers’ Association. The agreement covers 52,000 teachers and educators, such as school psychologists who work across the province the kindergarten to Grade 12 public education system, according to a