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BC Ferries expecting 8 million passengers on 56,000 sailings this summer

BC Ferries expecting 8 million passengers on 56,000 sailings this summer

Victoria Day long weekend in May is BC Ferries’ 4th-busiest weekend of the year
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‘Namgis First Nation resumes lawsuit after disease concerns in B.C. wild salmon

‘Namgis First Nation resumes lawsuit after disease concerns in B.C. wild salmon

‘Namgis First Nation is reopening litigation against DFO due to PRV coming from farmed salmon
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Penticton Vees complete ‘special’ comeback, advance to BCHL Finals

Penticton Vees complete ‘special’ comeback, advance to BCHL Finals

Vees score two goals in 13 seconds to stun Salmon Arm Silverbacks in Game 7
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Surrey Eagles crowned Coastal champions: advance to BCHL Finals

Surrey Eagles crowned Coastal champions: advance to BCHL Finals

BCHL hockey squad wins Game 7 vs. Alberni Valley Bulldogs on home ice in South Surrey
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TCH through Duncan to be affected when fire department holds emergency-response exercise

TCH through Duncan to be affected when fire department holds emergency-response exercise

Exercise will take place Thursday at 380 TCH starting at 10:30 a.m.
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Kamloops baseball bat attack survivor goes on vacation for 1st time in 8 years

Kamloops baseball bat attack survivor goes on vacation for 1st time in 8 years

Jessie Simpson will celebrate his 27th birthday at Cold Water Ranch
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Carey Price to receive honorary doctorate from UNBC

Carey Price to receive honorary doctorate from UNBC

UNBC said Price has an impressive list of achievements both on and off the ice
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Get ready to relax with Russell Peters on stage in Kelowna, Victoria this fall

Get ready to relax with Russell Peters on stage in Kelowna, Victoria this fall

Comic returns to Canada with dates starting Nov. 1 in Kelowna and finishing in Toronto
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Summer ready: New Saanich splash pad in ‘pink elephant park’ opens in June

Summer ready: New Saanich splash pad in ‘pink elephant park’ opens in June

Upgrades in Rutledge Park include new accessible playground, washrooms and changeroom
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Bear who injured B.C. woman in ‘defensive’ attack will not be put down

Bear who injured B.C. woman in ‘defensive’ attack will not be put down

Woman charged and bitten by mother bear on a trail in Squamish
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