As players get set to take the pitch this weekend for the first of seven World Cup matches at BC Place in Vancouver, the provincial government is continuing its effort to persuade a skeptical public of the economic benefit of being a host city. “It’s clear when you host major events like this, there’s an […]
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A tiny tail poked out from a small hole at the bottom of a shed at Vancouver Island Air on the Tyee Spit in Campbell River on May 30. This tail inevitably launched a three-day campaign to rescue a mom cat and her kittens from underneath a shed at the float plane operation. “The shed
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Maple Ridge’s Citizen of the Year for Lifetime Achievement has directed her $2,500 win from the Maple Ridge Community Foundation be given to the Second Haney Girl Guides. Angie Rowell met the girls at Maple Ridge Cemetery where they were engaging in community service by volunteering to clean the headstones. They were joined by a
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The Liberal government has introduced legislation that would impose age restrictions on social media platforms and new rules for AI chatbots. The federal government introduced the Safe Social Media Act, Bill C-34, in Ottawa on Wednesday (June 10). The proposed bill includes an age restriction preventing children under the age of 16 from having accounts
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Nearly every municipality, regional district, and First Nation across the Okanagan and Similkameen watersheds has signed on to a syilx-led initiative to restore and protect the region’s waters for the next seven generations. But the multi-government effort is missing two key players: the cities of Kelowna (kiʔláwnaʔ) and West Kelowna, representing a combined population of
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