B.C. Energy and Climate Solutions Minister Adrian Dix has introduced promised legislation to amend the province’s electric vehicle mandates to align with recent federal changes. The new rules would keep sales quotas but reduce the target for 100 per cent electric-vehicle adoption by 2035 to 75 per cent. The quotas require new car dealers to […]
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A three-judge panel of the B.C. Court of Appeal has sided with the Nuchatlaht Tribe and declared Aboriginal title on a 210-square-kilometre area of Nootka Island. In 2023, a lower court used a site-specific approach and declined to issue a declaration of title on a claim of 201 square kilometres. After this dismissal, the judge
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As the 2024-25 hockey season got underway, Castlegar goalie Marlo DeRosa was struggling with focus on and off the ice and wondering if his hockey career was over. While he had decent marks in school and attended French immersion from Grades 6 through 12, “Marlo could focus more on his work” was a frequent comment
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Vancouver FC revealed its new home kit Thursday (April 2) for the 2026 Northern Super League Season, inspired by Burnaby Central Park, which surrounds the team’s home pitch. “The After Dark kit design is rooted in the local community, drawing inspiration from the natural beauty that surrounds Rise FC’s home stadium. The artwork features layered
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A meek flower assistant an a giant singing plant are central to the plot in Maple Ridge Secondary’s production of the Broadway version of the comedy/horror “Little Shop of Horrors”. The story follows Seymour who discovers a mysterious plant which he calls Audrey ll after his coworker, whom he has fallen in love with. However,