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Talk about a Sonic boom. Vernon’s Seaton Sonics – who only two weeks ago at No. 11 were on the outside of the B.C. High School Senior Girls AAA volleyball top-10 rankings, looking in – find themselves seeded fourth and in the top-four Power Pool A for the opening of the provincial championships. The B.C. […]

Tickets are on sale for Timberline Country Christmas. Festivities take place on a 73 acre horse ranch just north of downtown Maple Ridge. The ranch is transformed into a Christmas wonderland with beautiful trees, interactive scenes, festive music, and wholesome activities from times when Christmas was a lot simpler. Timberline Ranch is a charitable, Christian-based,

A recent run-in between a Yoho National Park visitor and defensive bear is serving as a reminder about being wildlife-smart even into the holiday season. A trail runner accessing the park’s Tally-Ho Trail on Monday, Nov. 24, near the Natural Bridge day-use area, reported encountering a bear that charged them and made contact, according to

B.C.’s Special Committee on Democratic and Electoral Reform released its report that details engagement, voter participation and electoral reform, along with 36 recommendations. Released Wednesday (Nov. 26), the report and its recommendations aim to “strengthen B.C.’s democracy by supporting participation and engagement, examining the efficacy of legislation and policy, and enhancing the responsibilities of and

A recent meeting between B.C.’s Haisla Nation, the District of Kitimat and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has highlighted a key divide over oil export proposals on B.C.’s North Coast, as local leaders offered differing perspectives on the future of energy development in the region. While both communities issued a joint statement emphasizing their shared success