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An historic eight-week strike has officially come to an end as the B.C. General Employees’ Union and the provincial government have ratified an agreement. A news release from the union Thursday (Nov. 13) says 79 per cent of all public service members took part in the vote, with 89.3 per cent of tose supporting the […]

To classify it as a gut punch would be an understatement. That’s how most B.C. Lions fans would feel after the team lost the Western Final 24-21 to the Saskatchewan Roughriders this past Saturday at Mosaic Stadium in Regina. Tommy Nield’s three-yard touchdown reception with 11 seconds remaining in the game gave the Riders a

An inmate at Kent Institution in Agassiz was hospitalized after being assaulted. According to a statement from Correctional Service Canada (CSC), the man was attacked in the maximum-security federal institution on Monday, Nov. 10. Staff evaluated the inmate and transported him to an outside hospital for treatment. He has since returned and “appropriate action has

Veteran goalie coach Joey Ali has worked in a lot of rinks in the Lower Mainland. Now he can add the Pacific Coliseum to that list. Ali, who has helped coach with the women’s national team at their training camps, was recently hired to be the goalie coach for the new PWHL Goldeneyes. A Cloverdale

Shots were fired at an Abbotsford business early Wednesday morning (Nov. 12), but nobody was injured. The Abbotsford Police Department reported Wednesday afternoon that they were notified at 6:40 a.m. about bullet holes in the front window of a business in an industrial complex in the 31000 block of King Road. The business was closed