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- Mission awards over $100,000 in community grants
City awards over $100,000 in community grants to support local events and organizations.
- Finding Bigfoot: Greater Victoria research trio track Sasquatch on Island
Research team tracks Sasquatch on Vancouver Island, aims to shed light on elusive creature's existence
- Heartwarming story by Chilliwack cancer survivor published in ‘Chicken Soup for the Soul’
Sharon Blaker, a cancer survivor, shares her story 'A Bald Head Is Fun' in her new book about being a grandmother.
- BLANK CANVAS: Argenta singer Noémi Kiss on not pinning happiness to craft
Argenta singer Noémi Kiss
- Historic Lake Country: Highway 97 before widening
Highway 97 was originally built in 1934 as a two-lane road.
- Nanaimo playwrite presents mystery play with colourful ensemble
Nanaimo playwright presents mystery play with colourful ensemble
- After 5 years of no clean drinking water, Oneida pipeline project approved
Oneida Nation to receive clean drinking water after 5 years, construction underway
- MEDIA PREVIEW - A Limited-Time Japanese Cultural Takeover Is Coming to Queen St. West
Japanese cultural events and exhibits
- Tofino killer who stabbed man 74 times in cocaine-fueled frenzy sentenced to life
B.C. man sentenced to life for stabbing man 74 times in cocaine-fueled frenzy
- The many roads to drinking less: finding your personal why
People are adopting a 'sober-curious' approach to reducing alcohol consumption, shifting from all-or-nothing to a more nuanced and personal approach.
- Insurance companies donate $5,000 to Kent pool facility
Insurance companies donate $5,000 to Kent pool facility
- BC Hydro ‘work that is necessary’ to cut power in Sicamous April 19
BC Hydro will cut power to Sicamous on April 19, the outage will last from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for equipment replacement.
- Bumble's Surge Is A Sign That Greater Upside Exists
Bumble's aggressive marketing cuts signal a shift towards more targeted and profitable user acquisition.
- Searching for the gold medal of Unity and Inclusion
Election season sparks renewed debate over unity and inclusion
- Alphabet Q4: A Fairly Valued Tech Titan To Buy Now
Alphabet stock has beaten Q4 estimates
- Kosmos Energy: Stay Away Until The Debt Issues Are Resolved
Kosmos Energy faces significant financial challenges, including $3B debt and weak cash flow, following an equity raise at $1.90.
- 100% Indigenous-owned gas station opens in Enderby
A 100% Indigenous-owned gas station has opened in Enderby, marking a significant milestone for the local community.
- Forget FANG - I'm Betting On 'TOLL' Stocks Instead
FANG's era may be over, 'TOLL' stocks offer moats, pricing power, and long cash flows.
- TriPort Wild successfully ends season with win over the Reign
TriPort Wild win
- Precision BioSciences GAAP EPS of $1.05 beats by $1.59, revenue of $34M beats by $24.93M
GAAP EPS of $1.05 beats by $1.59
- As U.S. state and Big Tech become one, we become digital serfs, and it sucks
U.S. data sovereignty under threat
- Les Leyne: Eby-Hoekstra meeting likely an exercise in rage-management
Premier David Eby met with U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra
- Signal’s Meredith Whittaker on AI and the tension between privacy and public safety
Canada's AI safety concerns following Tumbler Ridge incident
- MARCH 12 ROAD REPORT: Town and Country road conditions and cams
Ongoing roadwork on I-64 East and I-64 West near exit 55, expect delays
- For most people, winter in Canada is either something you enjoy, get away from or push through hoping for an early Spring!
Oakville's Oakville Estates introduces Spring Break Staycation, a luxury retirement residence with aging-in-place continuum options.
- How Might Stocks React After The FOMC's March 2026 Rate Decision?
Stocks may remain stable, Bank stocks may be affected by credit risks
- Oracle: Strong Earnings, Bears Were Wrong
Oracle beats Q3 revenue and EPS estimates, shares surge 9.7%.
- Travelling within Canada this March break? Here's why Ontario residents may need insurance, according to CAA
CAA warns Ontario residents that home turf travel may not be lower risk, and travelling within Canada requires insurance coverage.
- Jonathan Scott's Top Decluttering Tip Will Have Your Home Organized In No Time
Start by letting go of items you haven't used in the past year.
- Iran May Allow Indian Tankers Through Hormuz Despite Ongoing Shipping Attacks
India to navigate through Strait of Hormuz despite US warning
- Off-grid to on-stage: How Ark Studios is transforming the South River train station
Ark Studios to occupy historic South River train station
- Trump’s energy secretary warned Iran war would create oil crisis
Trump's energy secretary warned Iran war would create oil crisis
- Don’t put the shovels away yet: southern Ontario faces snowy Friday ahead of potential major Sunday winter storm that could bring freezing rain and more snow
A major winter storm is expected to hit southern Ontario on Sunday, bringing freezing rain and additional snow.
- Carney inching closer to majority with NDP floor-crossing ahead of byelections
NDP edges closer to majority with floor-crossing, byelections loom
- ‘The right thing to do’: Bowmanville students demand action on OSAP cuts
Students protest Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) cuts, calling for action from MPPs, to ensure full funding for post-secondary education.
- From clicks to bricks, furniture retailer Article banks on store expansion
Article banks opening physical stores in Toronto in 2024, plans to expand to the US in 2027.
- St. Catharines Today: City ponders amalgamation referendum + Region hopes to keep Welcoming Streets program
St. Catharines City considering amalgamation referendum
- Cambridge has plan to clean up 'soggy and dirty' leaves left behind last fall
Cambridge, MA to pick up remaining leaves
- Kitchener teen had no criminal record, then he went off the rails
Teenager's life took a drastic turn after a six-week period of reckless behavior involving gun violence, high-end car theft, and involvement in a drug cache.