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LOCAL8 months agoCowichan Valley Bus Service Resumes After Months-Long Shutdown
DUNCAN, B.C. — Public transit is rolling once again in the Cowichan Valley as fixed-route bus service resumed on October 6 following an eight-month shutdown caused...
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LOCAL8 months agoValley Leaders Push Local Priorities at UBCM Conference
COLUMBIA VALLEY, B.C. — Municipal leaders from across the Columbia Valley took their concerns to the Union of BC Municipalities (UBCM) conference this past week, highlighting...
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LOCAL8 months agoHomelessness Rising in Majority of B.C. Communities
VANCOUVER, B.C. — A new provincial homeless count has revealed that more than half of the municipalities surveyed across British Columbia reported increases in homelessness compared...
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LOCAL8 months agoB.C. Libraries Warn of Service Reductions Amid Frozen Funding
VICTORIA, B.C. — Public libraries across British Columbia are warning that service cuts may be unavoidable as provincial funding has remained frozen for several years. Library...
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LOCAL8 months agoNorth Cowichan Urges Province to Tackle Street Disorder and Addiction
NORTH COWICHAN, B.C. — The Municipality of North Cowichan is pressing the provincial government to take stronger action on the growing challenges of street disorder, homelessness,...
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POLITICS8 months agoCanadian Dollar Rebounds on Rising Oil Prices
TORONTO — The Canadian dollar regained some ground at the end of last week as a modest recovery in global oil prices provided support for the...
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POLITICS8 months agoPrime Minister Carney Plans Working Visit to Washington
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to travel to Washington, D.C., for a working visit focused on strengthening Canada–U.S. relations and addressing shared economic...
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POLITICS8 months agoCanada’s Services Sector Contracts as Economy Shows Strain
OTTAWA — Canada’s services sector recorded a slowdown in September, with the Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) slipping to its lowest point in three months. The decline...
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POLITICS8 months agoCanada Moves Federal Budget to Autumn Starting This Year
OTTAWA — The federal government has announced that Canada’s main federal budget will now be presented in the fall rather than in the traditional spring timeframe....
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SPORTS8 months agoUBC Women’s Soccer Extends Undefeated Run with Win Over Wolfpack
VANCOUVER, B.C. — The University of British Columbia Thunderbirds women’s soccer team continued their impressive season with a 2-0 victory over the Thompson Rivers University Wolfpack...
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