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- Man found dead in boat off Belize coast identified as Vancouverite - CBC
Vancouver man found dead in boat off Belize coast
- A Vancouver pinball obsessive builds a holy shrine on Commercial Drive
A Vancouver man has converted his apartment into a pinball shrine, featuring a collection of vintage machines and over 100 pinball-themed decorations.
- NHL Highlights: Avalanche 5, Kraken 1
The Colorado Avalanche won the game 5-1.
- NBA Roundup: Booker, Green combine for 79 points as Suns best Pacers
Devin Booker scored 43 points, Jalen Green had 36 as Suns beat Pacers
- The U.S. Economy Is Already Slowing. Here Are 3 Canadian Stocks Built to Keep Earning Through It.
Canadian stocks poised for earnings growth
- Rivian Just Launched Its Own Version of BMW M, and It’s Called RAD (Rivian Adventure Department)
Rivian has launched its own high-performance division, called the Rivian Adventure Department (RAD), which suggests a focus on off-road capability and adventure driving.
- Traffic restrictions lifted on Circle Drive after overpass struck by semi
Traffic restrictions lifted on Circle Drive.
- Victoria council rejects 35-storey condo tower on Blanshard Street
Victoria council rejects 35-storey condo tower
- Royals prep for Giants after tough OT loss against Rockets
Victoria Royals look to bounce back from tough overtime loss to the Rockets as they host Vancouver on Friday night.
- Should You Buy Telus Stock at $18?
Telus's dividend yield is around 4.3% and its price-to-earnings ratio is 11.4, lower than the industry average.
- Sidney job seekers get a chance to connect, network at expo
Sidney job seekers attend Spring 2026 Job Expo at Mary Winspear Centre
- ‘We will no longer rely on others’: Carney announces plan for $32B in far north defence upgrades
Canadian government announces $32B defence upgrades for northern bases
- Iran's supreme leader resolves to keep fighting in his first public remarks
Iran's new leader vows to continue fighting, threatens to open other fronts in the war with Gulf Arab states
- Spoelstra: 'I apologize to absolutely no one' over Bam Adebayo’s 83-point game - Sportsnet
Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra says he has no regrets about Bam Adebayo's record-breaking 83-point game
- Cowichan teams tested at B.C. hoops championships
Duncan Christian School's senior girls team starts 1A provincial tournament against Bulkley Valley Christian Royals.
- Canadian Crude Cashes In on War Premium - Crude Oil Prices Today | OilPrice.com
Canadian crude oil prices to rise, gas prices to increase in GTA, $100 oil could impact Canada's economy.
- The False Historical Pretences of Canada’s Medicare
Tommy Douglas is often misquoted as the 'Father of Canadian Medicare'
- 100 Mile House ER closed all day Friday, March 13
100 Mile House ER closed on March 13, Cariboo Memorial Hospital an alternative.
- Canadian Crude Cashes In on War Premium
Canadian crude oil producers to benefit from rising WTI prices due to Middle East war
- NBA Highlights: Nuggets 136, Spurs 131
Nikola Jokic led the Denver Nuggets to a close win with 31 points, 20 rebounds, and 12 assists.
- Man found dead in boat off Belize coast identified as Canadian
Canadian man found dead in boat off Belize coast.
- Meta delays rollout of new AI model, NYT reports
Meta delays release of AI model to at least May
- Downtown Victoria Y marks last day on Broughton Street
YMCA-YWCA to relocate to Bay Centre, marking end of downtown Victoria presence
- Fire lit in Kitimat baseball dugout prompts police warning
Youths spoken to after fire in Kitimat baseball dugout, police warn against social media sharing
- Spring seed exchange March 21 at the Learning Garden
Annual event promotes local food security
- 35-storey tower idea crumbles before Victoria council
A proposed 35-storey tower in Victoria has been rejected by city council
- Blindman Valley Lions purchase new TVs for extended care
Blindman Valley Lions install new TVs for extended care residents
- ‘Unreal’ basketball season at Surrey’s Holy Cross school just ended
All but one team made provincial championship tournaments.
- As AI threatens to eliminate jobs, unions are drawing a line
Public-sector unions are pushing for changes to their collective agreements to protect jobs from automation
- Oliver Glasner questions Crystal Palace fans booing after draw with Larnaca
Glasner questions Crystal Palace fans after draw with Larnaca
- Police looking for Calgary man last seen nearly 6 months ago
Calgary police searching for man missing since September 2025
- ‘You get to remember your roots:’ Culture and colour at forefront of Dawson College’s Caribbean Style Carnival
Dawson College hosts Caribbean Style Carnival, highlighting cultures of Guyana, Grenada, Jamaica, and Trinidad.
- Season on the line for hockey Rustlers
Rustlers face must-win situation in hockey
- MLB in brief: Tarik Skubal fed up with criticism | Eric Hosmer on TV
Tarik Skubal frustrated with criticism about his patriotism
- School bus fees back for Saanich district, but will stay low for one year
School bus fees to return, but remain low for one year.
- Parksville skip Kuhl leads Zone 6 curling team to BC Winter Games gold medal
Parksville skip Kuhl leads Zone 6 curling team to BC Winter Games gold medal
- Live Blog: Soo Greyhounds at Windsor Spitfires
Soo Greyhounds vs Windsor Spitfires underway.
- NBA Highlights: Mavericks 120, Grizzlies 112
Mavericks defeat Grizzlies 120-112
- Lack of space at Red Deer hospital has doctors resting in their vehicles, or worse
Red Deer hospital shortage affects doctors' accommodations
- Young artists from Carihi and Timberline featured in new exhibition at Tidemark Theatre
Young artists from Carihi and Timberline featured in new exhibition at Tidemark Theatre
- Swartz Bay police incident delays Victoria to Vancouver ferry sailing
Victoria ferry sailing delayed due to police incident at Swartz Bay
- Farm groups and municipalities pressuring feds to reverse agricultural research cuts.
Farm groups and municipalities urge federal budget to reverse agricultural research cuts.
- Braid: First Nations fury over separatism sends leaders to Buckingham Palace
First Nations leaders in Alberta escalate opposition to separatism, vow to defend constitutional treaties and land rights.
- Inside the high-stakes 'long game' to bring Toronto's Hot Docs back from the brink
Toronto's Hot Docs festival cuts costs, overhauls board after $2.6M deficit
- North Sea Drilling Won’t Protect Europe from Global Price Shocks
Energy policy shifts in Europe amid global price shocks