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A legal dispute between Seabridge Gold and Tudor Gold has prompted the B.C. government to delay a key permit decision for the KSM project in the province’s northwest. Seabridge said April 13 the Ministry of Mining and Critical Minerals has postponed a decision on permits needed to build and operate the Mitchell Treaty Tunnels, a […]

Following a less-than-stellar season, Vancouver Giants have made a change at the top, with General Manager Hnat Domenichelli stepping down. Tuesday’s announcement by the team said Domenichelli will remain with the organization in a player personnel capacity. It comes after the Giants finished the regular season at the bottom of the WHL western conference and

Surrey council is lodging a formal complaint against Metro Vancouver with the Inspector of Municipalities of the Province of British Columbia and is calling for a public inquiry, with the lieutenant governor’s blessing, into how Metro is doing business, with all costs to be shouldered by Metro. Council approved a motion by Mayor Brenda Locke

The Abbotsford Police Department (APD) is seeking witnesses to a serious collision on Thursday (April 9) that began with a two-car crash on the eastbound Highway 11 off-ramp at Old Yale Road. Sgt. Paul Walker, media officer with the APD, said the crash occurred at around 4:45 p.m. He said that officers who were en

The Regional District of Central Kootenay is urging the B.C. government to loosen the rules on who can generate and sell hydro power in the province. A March 5 letter signed by RDCK board chair Aimee Watson states that rural and remote communities are increasingly vulnerable to power outages resulting from long transmission distances, aging