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- Photos: Collingwood senior boys claim second provincial title in three years
West Vancouver's Cavaliers win second provincial title in three years
- Prince Albert Big Band Festival to feature four bands March 28
Prince Albert Big Band Festival to feature four bands March 28
- Zeta Gains Far More Appeal With Marigold Purchase
Anti-aging company Zeta gains significant appeal after acquiring popular skincare brand Marigold.
- NFL Writer Awards Patriots High Marks Following First Week Of Free Agency
Patriots' first week of free agency earns high marks from NFL writer.
- Police Report Spike in Vehicle Thefts, Major Crime Arrests, and Multiple Weekend Incidents Across Chatham-Kent
Sophisticated vehicle thefts on the rise
- Police Report Spike in Vehicle Thefts, Major Crime Arrests, and Multiple Weekend Incidents Across Chatham-Kent
Vehicle thefts on the rise in Chatham-Kent, major crime arrests and incidents reported
- Carlton and St. Mary wrestlers have success at provincials
St. Mary's Denaya Neudorf wins provincial championship in female 73 kg division.
- Gas prices surge in Metro Vancouver as Iran conflict fuels global uncertainty
Gas prices exceed $2/litre for first time in nearly two years.
- 2 Canadian Stocks That Could Utterly Destroy a $100,000 Portfolio
Canopy Growth Corp could have significant financial losses
- Maple Ridge takes more building approvals online
Maple Ridge expands online building approvals
- Smoke Eaters salvage a point on 3-game Alberta road trip
Trail Smoke Eaters salvaged a point on their 3-game Alberta road trip.
- This B.C. dockworker uses AI to hold bosses accountable
Veetesh Rup, a B.C. dockworker, built an AI-powered program to simplify time card processing for his coworkers.
- Sudbury sports dome collapses under snow load at Lasalle Secondary
Sudbury school dome collapses under snow load
- Shadow artist recreates Michael Jackson's dance moves using only his hands
A shadow artist in the Philippines recreated Michael Jackson's dance moves using only his hands and a single light source.
- Rivermen resume their winning ways with victory over Chiefs
Langley wins 7-3
- Jury selected in Windsor, Ont. murder trial
Jury selected in Windsor, Ont. murder trial
- Saanich police promote Damian Kowalewich to deputy chief
Saanich police promote Damian Kowalewich to deputy chief.
- Colwood searches for cost-saving measures to reduce tax hike
City of Colwood considers cost-cutting measures
- Top Canadian Stocks to Buy Right Now With $3,000
Canada Goose Holdings
- Spaceport Nova Scotia awarded $200-million DND contract for launchpad access
$200-million DND contract awarded for launchpad access
- Rio Tinto-BHP JV now controls Resolution Copper acreage after completing land swap
Rio Tinto-BHP JV gains control of Resolution Copper acreage after completing land swap.
- Trump proposal would make $5 billion US EV charger fund unusable, Democrats say
US EV charger fund proposal deemed unusable
- Northern B.C. represented at Indigenous basketball championship, despite not taking roster
Northern B.C. participates in Indigenous basketball tournament
- Northern B.C. represented at Indigenous basketball championship, despite not taking roster
Northern B.C. delegation participates in Indigenous basketball tournament despite not having a roster
- Hosting World Cup of Hockey marks big win for Calgary, Edmonton
Calgary and Edmonton named as host cities for 2028 World Cup of Hockey
- Problem turn near SW Calgary dayhome temporarily closed
City of Calgary installs temporary barriers at turn from 162 Avenue SW onto Bridlecrest Boulevard to address speeding concerns, blocking direct access into Bridlewood neighbourhood.
- Vehicle sales across the country are down, Statistics Canada numbers show
Vehicle sales decline in January 2026 compared to January 2025
- ALEXANDER: Family fun enjoyed in the ice and sun
Ken Alexander's column highlights local family events and activities.
- What Happens If Gulf Producers Deploy ‘Nuclear Option’ To End Middle East War?
GCC nations could declare force majeure, removing 15 million barrels/day of crude exports, giving them leverage in the escalating Middle East war.
- Controversial Colwood ‘rollercoaster’ slide returns with ‘safety retrofits’
Colwood 'rollercoaster' slide reopens with safety upgrades
- Future of wrestling on display at elementary school playdowns in Cowichan
Wrestling tournament held at Cowichan elementary school
- Meet the VIP Research Group: Canada’s best-kept secret in AI innovation
Canada's AI research
- World Cup of Hockey set for three-city showcase in 2028
Canada and Czechia to host 2028 World Cup of Hockey
- LETTER: Investment in North Delta missing from city’s plans
City spending more in South Delta despite 'Fairness for North Delta' motion over a year ago
- Victoria theatre company says without investor, it will have to sell venue
Victoria theatre company faces financial strain
- At $39K, This 16-Foot Tiny Home Has No Business Fitting a Full Kitchen and Loft Inside
Tiny home is 16 ft long
- Qualicum Beach author launches ‘Water Justice’ book on March 22
Qualicum Beach author launches 'Water Justice' book on March 22 at Rotary Hall.
- Emergency repairs complete on underground gas leak that caused evacuation
Emergency repairs completed on underground gas leak that caused evacuation.
- Barriere Curling Club wraps up season with Jam Can
Barriere Curling Club hosts annual Jam Can event
- Alberta Chiefs have no confidence in UCP government
Alberta First Nations gather to express no confidence in UCP government.
- Major pizza chain franchisee files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy - thestreet.com
Major pizza chain franchisee files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
- Trump says presidents should not have learning disabilities, criticizes Newsom
US President calls for presidential fitness tests
- VIDEO: It is Fraud Awareness Month — watch this to protect yourself
Fraud Awareness Month
- Surrey crossing guard marks 40 years of service
Local Surrey crossing guard marks 40 years of service.