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A potential threat made against Chetwynd Secondary School has been deemed unfounded, according to RCMP. On March 6, Chetwynd RCMP received a report of a potential threat to the school via an anonymous email. The email detailed vague and unsubstantiated claims of ignored reports of a student attending school with a knife, said Cpl. Marika […]

B.C. Premier David Eby is meeting with U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra in Victoria on Tuesday afternoon. It was Hoekstra who requested the meeting, but Eby said he plans to use the occasion to push trade-related issues that are important to B.C. Eby said the number one issue he plans to raise with Hoekstra

It’s been a year since Canadians and Americans began gathering at Peace Arch Park in an across-the-border show of friendship and solidarity, in response to increasingly divisive comments coming out of the White House. With, sadly, no end in sight to the incentive behind Peace, Love and a Handshake, the determination of those who have

Sixty six bathtubs full of invasive Himalayan blackberry was pulled from a local waterway, making room for native trees and shrubs to restore salmon-spawning habitat. On Saturday, Mar. 7, 44 community volunteers, including a group from the 2nd Alouette Girl Guides, and one from the 1st Pitt Meadows Scouts, who joined the Lower Mainland Green

Kelowna residents who are experiencing mental health crises or know someone who needs help can now call a mobile crisis response program. ​Crisis Response, Community-Led (CRCL) is a crisis response helpline launched by the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Kelowna, which responds to mental health and substance use related crises. It begins taking calls on