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Twelve acclaimed Canadian authors will speak to audiences in Abbotsford at the Fraser Valley Writers Festival Nov. 7 and 8. One of the most notable may be Charlie Demers, who will headline opening night. Demers is a comedian, actor and author. He’s also well-known for his work on CBC’s The Debaters and Super Team Canada. […]

Six B.C. athletes are among 38 young Canadian Para athletes representing their country in Chile this week. The 2025 Youth Parapan American Games are underway Oct. 31 to Nov. 9 in Santiago and O’Higgens in South America. Armstrong’s Brea Duncan, 18, is competing in para swimming, along with five other Canadian athletes in the sport.

B.C. Green Party Leader Emily Lowan unveiled a new tax reform platform outside the legislature on Thursday, while inside, talk swirled about the government’s intentions regarding a possible election call. “This government is forcing austerity, claiming that the cupboard is bare and that their hands are tied,” Greens Leader Emily Lowan said on Thursday, Oct

Former Vancouver Canuck Ryan Kesler is facing two charges criminal sexual conduct in Michigan. Kesler was arraigned on Oct. 27 in district court on two counts of fourth-degree misdemeanor criminal sexual conduct, according to a Wednesday (Oct. 30) press release from Michigan’s Orchard Lake Police Department. Kesler played for the Canucks from 2004 to 2014

Pipeline companies operating in B.C. are in line to have their property taxes reduced by millions of dollars, and homeowners could be making up the difference. Companies including Enbridge, Trans Mountain and FortisBC have managed, through nearly a decade of lobbying, to sway BC Assessment into changing how it assesses pipeline values, which would amount