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Avian influenza has been detected at a commercial poultry operation in Salmon Arm. The infection was discovered on Saturday, Nov. 1, according to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), which has yet to provide further information on the outbreak. Excluding the Salmon Arm case, the CFIA has found avian influenza outbreaks at 13 commercial poultry […]

Blustery November weather is here, with high winds and heavy rain set to be increasingly common around the province, so BC Hydro is warning people to take precautions to secure loose items in their yard, and know what to do if you encounter a downed, damaged, or low-hanging power line. During periods of heavy wind,

With the 40th anniversary of the old-growth forests roadblock on Haida passing recently, a film recognizing the Haida people’s efforts has come back into the spotlight. Christopher Auchter’s documentary The Stand uses archival footage and animation to take viewers through the 1985 logging conflict on Lyell Island between the B.C. federal government and the Haida

Eva Kovacs stepped off the facility at Cedar Hill Golf Course on Oct. 31 knowing she had done what few golfers ever attempt: she had played golf every single day for an entire year. Cedar Hill Golf Course teaching pro Eva Kovacs just wrapped up 365 consecutive days of golf. Full story coming soon. pic.twitter.com/CBySP2MmmX

A Remembrance Day ceremoney will be held at Spitit Square to honour Canadian veterans in Pitt Meadows on Tuesday, Nov. 11. Starting at 10:45 a.m., veterans and officials will march through Spirit Square outside City Hall to the cenotaph. There will be the singing of “Oh Canada” and the Roll Call. A local minister typically