The controversial leader of the OneBC party will be in Langley on Friday, Feb. 20, speaking with a far-right activist at a local church. Dallas Brodie of OneBC is at the event organized by the Action4Canada organization, with its leader Tanya Gaw and host Danielle Pistilli. The event, dubbed “The Truth Matters,” is to take

In overtime, Canada lost 2-1 to the United States in the gold medal hockey game at the 2026 Winter Olympics on Thursday, Feb. 19. Canada’s Kristin O’Neill opened up the scoring and scored short-handed during the second period. Hillary Knight scored for the United States with less than three minutes to play in the third

Riskier snowpack conditions at lower elevations in Rogers Pass triggered some close calls for backcountry users this past weekend, including a splitboarder who broke his foot in an avalanche Monday. The Feb. 16 incident saw the visitor trigger a Size 2 snowslide in the treeline right under his feet, before it carried him 100 metres

B.C. introduced legislation on Thursday (Feb. 19) that would amend the Motor Vehicle Act to allow people to renew or replace their driver’s licence, BCID and B.C. Service Cards through an online portal on the ICBC website. “Too many people have to take time off work or travel long distances just to renew or replace

The Prime Minister was in Surrey Thursday morning (Feb. 19) to meet with senior law enforcement leaders of the B.C. extortion task force. The meeting was held to discuss what is working, what needs to be done, and where improvements can be made in tackling the ongoing extortion crisis impacting cities across the Lower Mainland.