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- FOKUS MINING CORP. ANNOUNCES RECEIPT OF INTERIM ORDER AND UPDATE REGARDING PROPOSED ACQUISITION BY GOLD CANDLE LTD.
Fokus Mining Corporation to receive interim order and update regarding proposed acquisition by Gold Candle Ltd.
- New leadership team set for 2026 at North Bay & District Chamber of Commerce
New leadership team is in place at the North Bay & District Chamber of Commerce, Mayor Peter Chirico swore in the incoming board, Joey Roussy selected as chair for 2026.
- 8 Attractive Dividend Stocks For Global Diversification: One Yields More Than 6%
Global dividend stocks for income and portfolio risk reduction
- The 1 Canadian Dividend Stock I’d Hold Through Any Storm
Fortis is a low-beta dividend payer with strong growth prospects.
- Métis and francophone culture taking centre stage at new event
Métis and francophone culture to be celebrated at Festival Rendez-vous des cultures francophones
- Spring Fling rounds up dancers from across the Okanagan to Vernon
Spring-themed dance event to be held at Halina Centre on March 14
- How Venezuela’s Oil Industry Killed Lake Maracaibo
Venezuela's oil industry has led to environmental disaster on Lake Maracaibo due to leaking pipelines and storage tanks.
- Councillor Simisola Obasan breaking down barriers in politics
Simisola Obasan's career is a testament to her dedication to public service.
- Castlegar Rebels knocked out of KIJHL playoffs
Castlegar Rebels eliminated from KIJHL playoffs
- No-cost Repair Cafe coming up in Okotoks
No-cost Repair Cafe to open in Okotoks, offering repair services for household items and electronics
- Downed lines, transmission failures leave hundreds in Arrow Lakes without power
BC Hydro investigating outages and repairing infrastructure in several communities
- Trump Weighs Rare Jones Act Waiver as War Drives Fuel Prices Higher
Trump administration considers waiving Jones Act to combat rising fuel prices
- Kitimat council reopens spray park debate as budget deliberations continue
Kitimat council to reconsider $2.25 million spray park project as budget deliberations continue.
- Lacombe Composite High School students earn national recognition
Lacombe Composite High School students win national recognition for their top prototype pitch
- Creston actor Jack Wright plays the lead in Blithe Spirit
Local actor takes on iconic role in play
- Matthew Kondro excelling in increased role with Red Deer Rebels
Matthew Kondro excelling in increased role with Red Deer Rebels
- Disappointing playoff weekend for Barrhead hockey
Barrhead U15 Pirates lose in NEAHL championship series
- Families brave the elements for annual Elks on Ice event in Lac La Biche
Despite a morning of inclement weather, nearly 200 people gathered on Lac La Biche lake for the annual Elks on Ice event on March 7.
- Callander makes cuts to pass a tax rate under five per cent
Callander council votes to lower tax rate to under 5%.
- Father of Chinese music: B.C. musician plays rare 500-year-old instrument
Ancient instrument with 7-string fretless design has been played for over 3,000 years in China.
- Algoma Steel posts $985-million loss after punishing year of tariffs
Algoma Steel posts record loss due to US tariffs
- Spallumcheen's Ina Forrest and Team Canada make the playoffs in Paralympic wheelchair curling - Castanet
Spallumcheen's Ina Forrest and Team Canada make the playoffs in Paralympic wheelchair curling.
- The UAE’s Energy Playbook Is Paying Off Amid Global Turmoil
UAE's energy reserves and strategic location make it a crucial player in the global energy market.
- Canada’s top exchange pushes to end quarterly reporting for all firms
TMX Group seeks to end quarterly reporting for all firms
- Valente protests possible heritage designation for former General Amherst High School
The former General Amherst High School is being considered for heritage designation.
- N.L. and the offshore oil business: Bay du Nord explained
Newfoundland and Labrador government reaches benefits agreement with Equinor and BP for Bay du Nord offshore oil project.
- Dow Jones Tumbles 600 Points On Strait Of Hormuz Tensions And Private Credit Jitters, Support At 46,660 Is Key
Dow Jones slumps 600 points
- Nanaimo Pride Society condemns attempt by independent MLA to repeal Human Rights Code
Nanaimo Pride Society condemns attempt by independent MLA to repeal Human Rights Code.
- Two men 'tampered' with the door of a building: police
Two men have been charged with tampering with a door at a building on Wellington Street East.
- Yukon Party conducting some government belt-tightening
Yukon Party announces plans to cut government spending.
- Zoning changes proposed for Reimagine the Row properties in Campbell River
Zoning changes proposed for Reimagine the Row properties in Campbell River
- Regional District of Nanaimo reports construction activity on the rise
Permit processing time reduced to 7-8 weeks
- Mark DeRosa made a mistake when he tried to defend himself in front of the media.
Mark DeRosa misstated his team's qualifications for the quarterfinals
- Winnipeg to host Juno awards in 2027
Winnipeg to host Juno Awards in 2027
- Visa Vs. Mastercard: Which Payment Giant Is The Better Buy Today?
Visa and Mastercard are two of the largest and most influential payment networks in the world.
- Flames Game Day 65: A journey to New Jersey (5pm MT, SNW) - Flames Nation
Beecher scores twice, Backlund reaches 600-point mark in Flames win over Devils
- Wild plants can rapidly evolve to rescue themselves from climate change
Monkeyflowers evolved quickly to recover from drought, potentially offering a natural climate change adaptation mechanism.
- Halton nurse launches free website to help residents find family doctors taking patients
A 26-year-old nurse has launched a website to help Halton residents find family doctors taking new patients.
- Father of Chinese music: Island musician plays rare 500-year-old instrument
The 7-string fretless zither is an ancient Chinese instrument.
- Heart and Hands steps up Saturday outreach as North Bay cold snaps hit the unhoused
Heart and Hands distributes insulating kits to unhoused in North Bay amid cold snap.
- Golf courses swing open in North Okanagan
Spallumcheen opened March 5; Rise, Vernon, Predator, Hillview, Overlander to open before April 16
- Doobie Brothers tribute band DBX is “Takin’ it to the Streets” at the Tidemark March 21
DBX, a Doobie Brothers tribute band, performs at the Tidemark on March 21.
- New Light of Christ Catholic School announced for Lac La Biche
New K-12 Catholic school to be built in Lac La Biche, featuring integrated early learning and childcare spaces, at an estimated cost of over $23 million.