When Jennifer Jobin saw an online call-out for volunteers for the 2026 BC Summer Games in Kelowna, it immediately brought her back to her own Summer Games experience in Saskatchewan when she was a young athlete. “It’s kind of neat to see that come around,” the Kelowna resident and former synchronized swimmer told Black Press […]
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There’s a new hop yard growing right outside Chilliwack’s largest brewery, but the ingredient will not be used to brew Molson Coors beers. Students from Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) are the ones who will get hands-on experience at the new research and development hop field, which was unveiled in Chilliwack on Thursday (July 23). Molson
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One person was wounded in a “targeted” Saturday morning shooting in Surrey. Surrey Police were called to a home in the East Clayton neighbourhood shortly after 8 a.m. on Saturday, July 25. One person suffered injuries described as “non-life-threatening” in the shooting outside the home in the area of 74 Avenue and 184 Street, police
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Clearwater’s mayor is advising residents to be prepared as wildfires burn throughout the Cariboo and threaten communities. On Friday, July 24, just under 600 residents of the Village of Clinton and the surrounding area were put under evacuation orders due to the Pear Lake wildfire (4472.3 ha) west of the community. Other wildfires burning in
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