The re-branded B.C. Motorcycle and Powersport Show returns to Abbotsford’s Tradex from Jan. 16 to 18. Organizers stated that the move from Vancouver to B.C. provides the show with more of a provincial feel to an event that has always offered riding enthusiasts and prospective riders a preview of the motorcycle industry for the coming […]
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Drivers will soon be able to use Highway 3 near Hope thanks to temporary repairs being done on a heavily damaged section. According to the Ministry of Transportation and Transit (MOTI), Highway 3 is expected to reopen on an “interim alignment” between Boxing Day (Dec. 26) and New Year’s Day (Jan. 1). “Contractors are working
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A Kelowna resident got an early Christmas gift with a $31-million Lotto Max win. Ingo Abresch said he was dumfounded when learning of his winnings from a Sept. 23 draw through PlayNow.com. When he called his partner to share the news, she couldn’t believe it either. “[She] was hugely skeptical about it,” said Abresch. “Even
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The Supreme Court of B.C. ruled Vancouver Island University had a right to suspend a student involved in a Palestinian solidarity encampment last year. The judgment, issued in Nanaimo Courthouse on Monday, Dec. 15, came after VIU alumna Sara Kishawi brought a civil case against the university that suspended her as well as another student
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