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Canada’s emissions their lowest in 25 years, still have long way to go

Canada’s emissions their lowest in 25 years, still have long way to go

Latest national emissions report shows signs of progress toward Canada’s 2030 goal
$1.8M awarded to Penticton woman in lawsuit over Osoyoos head-on crash

$1.8M awarded to Penticton woman in lawsuit over Osoyoos head-on crash

The motorcyclist was left with crippling physical and mental injuries that cost her job and pleasures
Vancouver Island’s Funkanometry boogies into ‘Canada’s Got Talent’ semifinals

Vancouver Island’s Funkanometry boogies into ‘Canada’s Got Talent’ semifinals

Dancing duo, based in Nanaimo, will appear on May 7 broadcast at 8 p.m. on CityTV
Mayor-premier policing deal ‘irrelevant’ to Surrey court case: lawyer

Mayor-premier policing deal ‘irrelevant’ to Surrey court case: lawyer

It doesn’t matter whether Locke and Eby struck an agreement on policing transition, judge hears
B.C. woman who praised Hamas asked to stay away from protests, her group says

B.C. woman who praised Hamas asked to stay away from protests, her group says

Charlotte Kates was arrested after a speech last week praising the Oct. 7 attack on Israel
Friday looms large as Canucks, Stars try to move on in Stanley Cup playoffs

Friday looms large as Canucks, Stars try to move on in Stanley Cup playoffs

Vegas and Nashville face elimination in Game 6 showdowns vs. Dallas and Vancouver
Zeballos wants B.C. to fix slopes outside of town before they come down

Zeballos wants B.C. to fix slopes outside of town before they come down

Slope has been an issue since 2018 wildfire, residents concerned they will be cut off
‘The Blind Kid’ is giving back to help other visually impaired youth

‘The Blind Kid’ is giving back to help other visually impaired youth

Brett Devloo lost his vision at age 16, but never gave up on his passions
14-year-old from Ladysmith makes Olympic swimming trials

14-year-old from Ladysmith makes Olympic swimming trials

Colton Gonzales will compete in Toronto this month
Sinixt Confederacy conducts ethnohistory training for West Kootenay businesses, organizations, governments

Sinixt Confederacy conducts ethnohistory training for West Kootenay businesses, organizations, governments

The event was attended by more than 500 people over three days