A shark was seen in the waters near Sicamous Wednesday morning. The Shark Shack broke from its winter mooring near Old Town Bay, with a social media post reporting it near Annis Bay, on its way to Salmon Arm. Debbie O’Hara posted a photo of the floating restaurant that went AWOL on Nov. 26, adding […]
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The countdown to the 2026 B.C. Winter Games has begun and the call for volunteers loud and proud. The Games society rallied the community in a torchlighting ceremony at the Trail Memorial Centre gym on Thursday, Nov. 20. Rannde Wyatt, former Miss Trail and current Miss B.C. Ambassador, emceed the event and welcomed the Royal
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Cue Bing Crosby, candy canes, gifts and hot chocolate, because it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at the B.C. Legislature, where the annual Christmas tree is now on display. On the rainy morning of Nov. 26, a group of lumberjacks and legislative staff worked together to unload a 30-foot-tall grand fir from a
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Winston was only a year old when his people first noticed the shift. He had always been a bright, energetic German Shepherd puppy eager to learn and devoted to his guardians. But as he grew, something new began to surface. Whenever he saw another dog, his behaviour escalated into frantic barking and lunging, and he
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Max Sasson’s goal with four minutes to play in the third period broke open a 3-3 tie and the Vancouver Canucks hung on for a 5-4 win over the host Anaheim Ducks in NHL action Wednesday at the Honda Center. Linus Karlsson, Evander Kane, Conor Garland and Drew O’Connor also tallied for the Canucks (10-12-2).
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