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The staff at the Alouette River Management Society (ARMS) were appreciative over the Thanksgiving long weekend, seeing good numbers of sockeye salmon returning to the river. “The return of an additional five adult sockeye over the long weekend shows the resiliency of our amazing salmon here in the Alouette River,” said Greta Borick-Cunningham, ARMS executive […]

Selkirk College will close its Kootenay Studio Arts program in Nelson at the end of the academic year due to what it says are financial pressures following federal cuts to immigration. In an Oct. 17 announcement on its website, the college stated the campus at 606 Victoria St. will be shut down. The building houses

A promise of 1,000 new border guards is the cornerstone of a series of new measures announces by the federal government on Friday (Oct. 17) to boost Canadian border security. Two Metro Vancouver Liberal MPs – Minister of Veterans Affairs and Delta MP Jill McKnight, along with South Surrey-White Rock MP Ernie Klassen – were on hand

RCMP have launched a billboard campaign to raise awareness in locating an 11-year-old who has been missing for three weeks. Burnaby RCMP said Friday (Oct. 17) that it’s expanded outreach in the search for Kai Pavlovic, with messaging on billboards across the province. The billboards are in partnership with MissingKids.ca. Each billboard will include a

An open house is coming up for the public to get a first glimpse at the new blueprints for the Pitt Meadows Secondary School Replacement Project. The event will feature display boards with updated draft designs and the anticipated project schedule. Members of the project team, including Public Architects, will be also be available to