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Eclipse viewing events to be held nation wide

Eclipse viewing events to be held nation wide

Canadians will throw various viewing events for the partial eclipse across the country
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UPDATE: RCMP investigating cause of fire at Snaw-Naw-As community hall

UPDATE: RCMP investigating cause of fire at Snaw-Naw-As community hall

Nanoose First Nation’s community hall was badly damaged by an early-morning fire Saturday
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Wind fans B.C. fires, but growth of two largest blazes is limited

Wind fans B.C. fires, but growth of two largest blazes is limited

Kevin Skrepnek says that despite the rain, it wasn’t much, and 14 new fires were sparked since Friday
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Nanaimo family with baby on board victims of hit-and-run near Chemainus

Nanaimo family with baby on board victims of hit-and-run near Chemainus

“I looked back and saw the truck coming up behind us and then hit us,” said Nanaimo’s Bibi Wallace, recounting the hit-and-run near Chemainus.
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Thousands gather with messages of love, resistance at anti-racism rally

Thousands gather with messages of love, resistance at anti-racism rally

Anti-racism protesters took over the streets out front Vancouver’s city hall
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‘Deadpool 2’ death: Investigators release details

‘Deadpool 2’ death: Investigators release details

WorkSafeBC releases first official report of stuntwoman’s motorcycle death
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B.C. cop finds bridge made of shopping carts, carpet, pallets

B.C. cop finds bridge made of shopping carts, carpet, pallets

‘The ingenuity amazes me,’ officer says, after finding engineering feat in unexpected place
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Resigning fire chiefs to be thanked for service

Resigning fire chiefs to be thanked for service

Both Woss and Hyde Creek Fire Chiefs resign
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Mysterious single motor vehicle incident at the Hardy Bay Road turnoff

Mysterious single motor vehicle incident at the Hardy Bay Road turnoff

There were footprints located in the mud nearby, indicating somebody walked away from the scene.”
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BC Ferries reports record-breaking traffic for first quarter

BC Ferries reports record-breaking traffic for first quarter

Vehicle traffic was the highest it’s ever been, and passenger traffic is the highest it’s been in over 20 years for the months of April, May and June.
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