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Fraser Regional Correctional Centre is holding their annual garden sale. Wooden planters will be on sale, in addition to assorted garden boxes, trellises, yard games, picnic tables, urban planters and Adirondack chairs. Each item is handcrafted by inmates in the correctional centre’s programs and money raised goes back into the programs. The sale is open […]

B.C. Jobs and Economic Growth Minister Ravi Kahlon says if the Vancouver Whitecaps ownership group has already made a decision to sell, then transparency would be better for the fans and the province. “I’m hoping that that meeting and that dialogue from that meeting was genuine,” Kahlon told reporters in Victoria on Thursday (April 30),

Three-time Grammy Award-winner Olivia Rodrigo is booked to perform two concerts in Vancouver this fall. Her “Unraveled” tour will stop at Rogers Arena on Tuesday, Dec 1 and Wednesday, Dec. 2, according to a Live Nation news release. A 65-date tour across North America, Europe and the U.K. will support Rodrigo’s third studio album, you

He’s back, with a plan. Iain Black, candidate for leader of the Conservative Party of BC, is in the Okanagan this weekend for a series of community visits and coffee conversations. He is in the area to discuss his leadership campaign, including his five-point Premier’s Plan and priorities for British Columbia. Residents are invited to

A second lawsuit related to the long-delayed Kootenay Lake ferry has been launched. Albion Marine Solutions, based in Coquitlam, B.C., is suing the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure as well as former project manager Western Pacific Marine for unpaid work on the new inland ferry currently being constructed at a temporary dry dock in Nelson.