In the wake of the “blood and soil” outburst by MLA Tara Armstrong, it is time to take another look at our outmoded recall legislation. Armstrong, formerly of the B.C. Conservatives and OneBC, has been largely ostracized by every other party in the province at this point, and yet she remains the representative of the […]
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The story behind the Jay McBride outdoor basketball court next to Pitt Meadows secondary is intertwined with the Vancouver Canucks, and their onetime “Sleep Doctor” Pat Byrne, a pioneer in the science of sleep. McBride was a standout basketball player with the Marauders who died too soon. Byrne was his uncle and godfather, who helped
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Dear Editor, I would like to take the opportunity to express our sincere thanks to Amsterdam nursery staff for their acts of kindness to us. Our car overheated and spilled a mixture of black oil and antifreeze on their parking lot. We were concerned that the mixture might go down the drain and affect the
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After more than 45 years in Barkerville, the Rummel family is retiring as the Lhtako Dene Nation takes over several historic businesses. The Barkerville Heritage Trust announced in a press release on May 8 the transition, which marks the end of a decades-long presence by the Rummel family at Barkerville Historic Town & Park. Since
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Victoria, here’s the tea. B.C.’s capital city low-key slaps, ranking as one of the top 50 cities in the world for Gen Z to slay their main character era. No cap, the vibe check passed – Victoria is giving and understood the assignment. Although, with eight Canadian cities ranking higher – say hi, Vancouver, Toronto
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