East Peterborough Lions Great Turkey Exchange
The East Peterborough Lions Club is once again extending its community service by coordinating the collection and ...
B.C. colleges feeling the pinch after feds slash international student visas
Citing concern about student exploitation and pressure on rental housing markets, Ottawa has slashed international student visas by 45 per cent this year.
Winnipeg Jets fall short in Tampa Bay 4-1 for second loss of season
The Jets fell behind 3-0 early in the second and never recovered as their record dropped to a still-remarkable 15-2.
A closer look at HMCS Max Bernays, the Pacific fleet’s first Arctic patrol vessel
HMCS Max Bernays was in Vancouver on Thursday and took media on a day sail to show off the new vessel's capabilities.
B.C. paramedics raise concern about new ambulance policy, especially in rural areas
More than half of ambulance calls that are placed in B.C. are assessed as non-urgent, according to the Ambulance Paramedics of BC.
Sexually assaulted VPD officer targeted by colleague in derogatory group chats
The female officer learned a colleague inside the courtroom had sent derogatory text messages about her and her testimony. The texts were then shared in group chats.
Demand for Kelowna food bank rises 30% over last year
Demand for the Central Okanagan Food Bank has gone up 30 per cent over last year, serving more than 12,000 people each month.
Federal government invests to expand affordable housing across Calgary
The Mustard Seed is continuing to expand affordable housing in Calgary after an $18.6 million investment by the federal government.
Police raid Vancouver home of pro-Palestinian activist facing hate crime probe
Neighbours awoke to the sound of a "bang" and saw an armoured police vehicle and heavily armed members of the Vancouver Police Department's Emergency Response Team.
Confidence high for Saskatoon Blades despite few wins on season-long B.C. road trip
Despite winning just one of their five games out west in British Columbia, the Saskatoon Blades believe there was more good than bad from their season-long road swing.
Equipment found, but hunt still on for suspects in Kamloops archery theft
The thieves made off with thousands of dollars in equipment, including bows and arrows, much of it used to teach beginner youth.
RCMP target open-air drug market to improve safety in Kelowna’s downtown core
The operation targeted the open-air drug market and netted what police call a "significant" amount of drugs, potentially totalling thousands of lethal doses.