The Vancouver Goldeneyes defeated the Toronto Sceptres 3-2 in front of a sold-out crowd in Toronto on Sunday (March 29). This is the first time the Goldeneyes have won on the road in a primary home venue, according to the PWHL. The Sceptres hosted the Goldeneyes at the Coca-Cola Coliseum in front of 8,631 people. […]
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A non-profit society is working to reunite a cat with its owner after it was found covered in paint in the Vancouver Hill area of Penticton. AlleyCATS Alliance said the cat, missing for 40 days, was first thought to be covered in blood when it was located on Thursday, March 26. Later discovered by a
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Just 36 students across Canada were selected as this year’s Loran Scholars — and one of them is from South Surrey. More than 5,400 students across Canada applied to become Loran Scholars, with only 36 individuals receiving this award. Seven of those 36 are B.C. students, making up 20 per cent of the cohort. Earl
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It has been a long journey for P.L and Kristen Meindertsma, who first embarked on their Cycle 5 to Survive multi-year biking fundraiser back in 2023. More than 20,000 km and $1.25 million in funds later, the Abbotsford couple is prepared to hit the road once again to continue their quest to raise $2.5 million
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One youth has been charged after allegedly exchanging threatening messages online with a U.S. teen about a school shooting. According to the Sooke RCMP, the threats were first flagged on July 19, 2025 by the Homeland Security Unit of Kentucky’s Louisville Metro Police Department. Investigators determined the American youth was in regular contact with a
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