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UPDATE: Stolen pickup truck recovered during arrest south of Nanaimo

UPDATE: Stolen pickup truck recovered during arrest south of Nanaimo

Two suspects were arrested in connection with a stolen pickup truck in Cassidy on Thursday evening
RDMW frustrated over WFP response to logging trucks on the highway

RDMW frustrated over WFP response to logging trucks on the highway

“The only way you are going to have our trust back is if you sit with us all at the table.”
Man accused in death of Winnipeg teen Tina Fontaine not guilty

Man accused in death of Winnipeg teen Tina Fontaine not guilty

Raymond Cormier was accused of killing Indigenous 15-year-old and dumping her body in the Red River
Ladysmith man builds giant nine foot snowman for twin girls

Ladysmith man builds giant nine foot snowman for twin girls

Frosty slows traffic along Walkem Road
Okanagan real estate agents brace for speculation tax impact

Okanagan real estate agents brace for speculation tax impact

“There’s a real potential for a domino effect to hurt the market in Kelowna.”
Alberta drops B.C. wine boycott, Notley says Horgan ‘blinked’ on pipeline

Alberta drops B.C. wine boycott, Notley says Horgan ‘blinked’ on pipeline

B.C. government announces court reference on proposed diluted bitumen restriction
B.C. businesses say new health tax will raise prices for consumers

B.C. businesses say new health tax will raise prices for consumers

Province announced that MSP will be gone by 2020
Duncan family says care home switched mom’s cat with robot cat

Duncan family says care home switched mom’s cat with robot cat

Staff alleged to have said they were taking cat for bath, then replaced her with robotic stuffed toy
UPDATE: Northern Health dealing with lack of 121 registered nurses

UPDATE: Northern Health dealing with lack of 121 registered nurses

Auditor General says officials need to improve internal management, track effect of new policies
Indigenous elders share history with Ladysmith students

Indigenous elders share history with Ladysmith students

‘Our kids learning their history through elders is nothing that we can find in our textbooks’