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- Tourists love visiting Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island sees high tourism numbers in 2025.
- Facts to help improve fitness
Regular exercise can boost your mood and reduce stress.
- ‘All it takes is an idea’: Indigenous-owned gas station opens in Splatsin
Indigenous-owned business opens gas station
- Leading University Formalizes Research Collaboration with Operator of Satellite Where Intellistake Holds a Strategic Investment Position
NTU Singapore's College of Computing and Data Science formalizes research collaboration with BC Satellite, a leading provider of satellite services, to leverage satellite technology for data analytics and AI applications.
- Penticton getting ready to host 29th annual Okanagan Fest of Ale
Penticton, British Columbia is hosting the 29th annual Okanagan Fest of Ale.
- Letters, March 18
Renewable energy technology exists
- Putting the cart before the planning horse
Winnipeg infrastructure proposal sparks passionate support
- The fire this time will burn the earth
Bradbury's novel depicts a future where books are banned and critical thinking is discouraged.
- Trump’s call for help met with silence
US President Donald Trump seeks international support for war
- Students give bill to reduce U of W board a failing grade
University of Winnipeg to reduce board size, increase Indigenous representation
- ‘Equal representation’: cannabis advocates push for public pot zones
Manitoba advocates push for public cannabis consumption zones
- Author mines dreamworld before striking gold
Margaret Sweatman's novel 'Night Birds' takes a turn from initial planned eco-thriller to explore global capitalism
- Florida man executed for brutal killing of young mother offers no apology in final words
Florida man executed for brutal killing of young mother, victim's family in attendance.
- Ravensbergen stands tall as Blazer-beater
Ravensbergen's 34 saves lead to Blazer loss
- Parents traumatised by SEND system abuse, says mum
Parents subjected to trauma and abuse, mother says
- Smoke billows from rooftop fire in Manhattan during St. Patrick's Day celebrations
Manhattan experiences rooftop fire during St. Patrick's Day celebrations
- Work to turn 'eyesore' into transport hub imminent
New bus shelter
- Annual Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast
Annual Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast held at Parkview Alliance Church on March 13, community leaders and clergy gathered for the event, no specific details on the event’s purpose or activities mentioned.
- Allied Arts Final Performance For The Season
Ariana Whitlow's DIVAS Live! closes the Allied Arts Council's 2025-26 season with a musical tribute on March 28.
- Teamwork On Display As Vermilion Responders Tackle Storm Damage
Powerful winds and a snow squall caused damage and prompted multiple calls for emergency services in Vermilion on March 8.
- Race Of Vermilion Brings Adventure, Laughter And Community Spirit To Town
Vermilion hosted the annual Race of Vermilion, a community adventure race with 19 teams of four participants navigating clues and challenges from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Alamar Biosciences launches NULISAseqTM Neuro 220 Panel for advanced neurological research with high sensitivity and specificity - BioSpectrum Asia
Alamar Biosciences launches NULISAseqTM Neuro 220 Panel for advanced neurological research with high sensitivity and specificity.
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: OpenClaw is “definitely the next ChatGPT,” China stocks respond
Nvidia teams up with OpenClaw on NemoClaw, a collaboration on AI agents for enterprises
- New book from Okanagan author explores ways families can reconnect with nature
A new book from an Okanagan author offers tips and techniques for families to reconnect with nature through outdoor activities
- ‘Complete revival’: Penticton’s Dream Café moves closer to reopening
Penticton's Dream Café is working to revive its operations after its last show on Sept. 6.
- Shimmick GAAP Numbers Improve, But Cost Overrun Risks Remain
Shimmick's core EPC business faces persistent cost overrun risks.
- Canada’s Einarson suffers first loss at Worlds, falls to second place
Canada's Kerri Einarson loses first game at Worlds, falls to second place.
- Iran lashes out with attacks on Israel and Gulf neighbors as Israel hits Beirut
Iran retaliates with airstrikes on Israeli and Gulf targets
- Iran threatens energy assets in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE after attack on its gas facilities
Iran threatens energy assets in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE after attack on its gas facilities
- Opening more student housing in Abbotsford
UFV opens 400 new student beds and 230 dining seats
- Alibaba Hikes AI Service Prices Up to 34% After Demand Soars
Alibaba hikes AI service prices by up to 34% as demand surges
- A new U.S. trade deal with Indonesia secures fossil fuels and access to critical minerals
U.S. secures access to Indonesia's fossil fuels and critical minerals.
- Books about oil, censorship and women's rights on shortlist for $40K Canadian political writing prize
Books about oil, censorship and women's rights
- Salmon Arm Men’s Shed looking for a shed to call home to aid mental health
Men's group seeks new home to improve mental health
- Sludgineers Battles Pollution With the Release of Steam Demo
Sludgineers demo now available on Steam