The Saanich South Riding Association (SSRA) of the B.C. Conservatives is calling on party leader John Rustad to step down, saying his continued leadership threatens the future of the party. In a letter released Tuesday, Dec. 2, signed by SSRA president Robert A. Finlay, the association said it was acting “for the good of the […]
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B.C. is completing its transition to witnessed dosing for prescribed alternatives, often called ‘safer supply’ drugs, as of Dec. 30. The province intitially announced the change in February, but it was only implemented for people newly added to the program. Initially, patients who already had prescriptions could keep taking them at home, but as of
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Volunteers from Wells Gray Search and Rescue and Barriere Search and Rescue came to the aid of an injured hiker Monday evening, Dec. 1. The injured hiker was on the Clearwater River Trail between Triple Decker Falls and the former Clearwater landfill. Barriere search manager Marc Tremblay said the hiker was walking on the trail
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On Dec. 2, Jeanette Martin was making the rounds in Langley with a Giving Tuesday flag. Dec. 2 is Giving Tuesday pic.twitter.com/YAu0ToQfIi — Langley Advance Times (@LangleyTimes) November 30, 2025 “It’s the world’s largest generosity movement and I’ll be taking this amazing flag around to the different nonprofits and charities and just giving them a
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Opening a new, autonomous police detachment on April 1 will be a major change in the City of Pitt Meadows, but city staff say it won’t have a significant impact on the 2026 budget. City council heard budget presentations from each of its department heads in two long meetings on Nov. 24 and 25. Officer
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