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Sheep to shawl: visitors get behind-the-scenes look at Island's fibre arts

Sheep to shawl: visitors get behind-the-scenes look at Island's fibre arts

Arrowvale Campground and Collins Farm in Port Alberni offers behind-the-scenes look at how clothing is made
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Imagine stories beyond history at exhibit made entirely out of Lego in Kelowna

Imagine stories beyond history at exhibit made entirely out of Lego in Kelowna

Building Black Civilizations: Journey of 2,000 Ships will be on display at the Kelowna Art Gallery from May 24 to Aug. 31
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New therapy tool hits the ground running: Vancouver Island's horse-riding simulator

New therapy tool hits the ground running: Vancouver Island's horse-riding simulator

Simulator will help people with various forms of disabilities experience real horse-riding
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Miracle on a motorbike: Islanders rally around crash victim's recovery

Miracle on a motorbike: Islanders rally around crash victim's recovery

Following a near fatal motorcycle accident Dayton Larson's family established a GoFundMe page to support his recovery
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Art, ancestors and the land: summer season opens at Art Gallery of Greater Victoria

Art, ancestors and the land: summer season opens at Art Gallery of Greater Victoria

Meryl McMaster’s Bloodline leads two exhibitions launching June 18 with a free evening of live performance and curator talks
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Abbotsford Canucks facing elimination after 3-1 loss in game four

Abbotsford Canucks facing elimination after 3-1 loss in game four

Abbotsford and Colorado meeting in decisive game five on Monday afternoon
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PHOTOS: Royal Roads University names Langford campus in honour of John Horgan

PHOTOS: Royal Roads University names Langford campus in honour of John Horgan

The former B.C premier died in November last year
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B.C. health authority faces class-action lawsuit over 2009 data breach

B.C. health authority faces class-action lawsuit over 2009 data breach

The lawsuit alleges the health authority failed to safeguard the personal information of thousands of current and former employees
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Vancouver man charged in cross-border fentanyl exportation investigation

Vancouver man charged in cross-border fentanyl exportation investigation

Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of British Columbia and Canada Border Services Agency Investigations Section arrest and charge 32-year-old Vancouver man Jordan Tanner Dakota Treleaven.
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Property owners in B.C.'s climate-singed Shuswap see 25% jump in home insurance

Property owners in B.C.'s climate-singed Shuswap see 25% jump in home insurance

'You can get it cheaper; however, when you experience a loss you may be very surprised to find out what is and isn’t covered'
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