I was a big KISS fan as a preteen kid, then discovered Rush a few years later. In different ways, both bands — one a trio of talented yet humble Ontarians, the other a foursome of shock-rock trailblazers from New York — made music that has echoed through the decades. Now, early in 2026, two […]

Athletes from the Kizuna Judo club of Pitt Meadows fought at the 2026 Judo BC Provincial Championships in Abbotsford on Feb. 7 and 8, and came away with numerous medals. There were 14 athletes of various ages and skill levels competing against clubs from around the province. Rei Hoshina (U10), Xander McLeary (U14, 50kg advanced)

The Whitehorse RCMP responded to Porter Creek Secondary School on Feb. 11, 2026, after receiving a report of a concerning social media post involving a student. Police say the report came in at approximately 12:52 p.m., prompting officers to “immediately” begin an uttering‑threats investigation and attend the school for the safety of students and staff.

The Calgary Wild are nuts about their latest signing. Vernon’s Molly Race – who was born in Cowtown – will continue her professional soccer career in the city of her birth as she inked a deal with the Calgary Wild FC of the Northern Super League Monday, Feb. 9. The Northern Super League is the

Former B.C. cabinet minister Iain Black is in the race for the Province’s Conservative leadership. With former B.C. Conservative leader John Rustad stepped down from his role last December; no fewer than ten candidates are looking to unite the party under their vision. With his experience leading in the public and private sectors, Black believes