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  1. Alpha Metallurgical Resources director buys $4.4 million in stock

    Alpha Metallurgical Resources director invests $4.4 million in company stock

    BUSINESS
  2. Boag eyes pro basketball after standout career with Vikes

    UVic wins bronze at national championships

    WORLD
  3. Tim Davie says trust in institutions like BBC in ‘full on crisis’

    Trust in institutions like the BBC is at 'full crisis point', says outgoing director-general Tim Davie.

    SPORTS
  4. Film buffs invited to test their knowledge at Kamloops Film Festival trivia night

    The Kamloops Film Festival is hosting a trivia night at the Paramount Theatre on Friday, inviting film buffs to test their knowledge and compete for prizes.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  5. Canada in first place with perfect record in Paralympics wheelchair curling

    Canada's wheelchair curling team improves to 7-0 at the Paralympics

    WORLD
  6. US launches probe into trading partners including the EU, China and India

    US launches probe into trading partners including the EU, China and India

    SPORTS
  7. Kelly Clarkson exposes 'lying' American Idol 24 years after winning the competition

    Kelly Clarkson reveals American Idol lied to her about her show's finale, American Idol alum calls out the show for deception, Kelly Clarkson speaks out about American Idol's dishonesty.

    SPORTS
  8. Outdated intel likely led U.S. to carry out deadly strike on Iranian elementary school: AP sources

    U.S. carries out deadly strike on Iranian elementary school, killing over 165, including many children

    CRIME
  9. 100 Fine Gentlemen of Oceanside donate $20K to Good Food Oceanside

    Group of local businessmen donate $20,000 to support community food initiative.

    WORLD
  10. B.C. man’s real estate licence cancelled after imposter took his place in mandatory ethics course

    A B.C. man's real estate licence was cancelled after he impersonated himself in an ethics course.

    REAL ESTATE
  11. Two Tankers Attacked In Iraq Waters, Oil Terminals Suspended

    Two tankers attacked in Iraq waters, oil terminals suspended.

    BUSINESS
  12. B.C. man sent family member to impersonate him at mandatory ethics course, lied about it to regulator - CTV News

    A B.C. man is facing disciplinary action after he sent a family member to attend a mandatory ethics course in his place, and then lied about it to a regulatory body.

    BUSINESS
  13. Loitering outside Calgary pharmacy raises concerns over safety

    Concerns over safety rise as people loiter outside Calgary pharmacy

    HEALTH
  14. Stanton homers twice, Blue Jays fall 8-1 to Yankees in spring training game

    Giancarlo Stanton hits 2 home runs in Yankees' 8-1 win over Blue Jays

    ENTERTAINMENT
  15. Canadian Cancer Society urges lowering of screening age for colorectal cancer - The Globe and Mail

    Canadian Cancer Society urges provinces to lower colorectal cancer screening age to 45

    HEALTH
  16. Draper Downs Djokovic To Reach Indian Wells Qfs

    Jack Draper beats Novak Djokovic at Indian Wells Open

    WORLD
  17. Inquest to probe custody-related death of Comox Valley man, 31

    Canadian coroner to investigate death of 31-year-old man in custody

    CRIME
  18. HarbourCats lead way in WCL alumni playing in World Baseball Classic

    Victoria HarbourCats' presence in World Baseball Classic showcases talent of Canadian players

    WORLD
  19. Kamloops RCMP Serious Crime investigating targeted homicide

    RCMP investigating targeted homicide

    CRIME
  20. Inflation Edged Up In February, But Core Price Pressures Ease

    CPI rose 0.3% in February, matching January's gain, and remains unchanged at 2.4% year-over-year.

    BUSINESS
  21. Whitehorse has been a large part of the history of the AWG

    Whitehorse has been an important location for the AWG

    WORLD
  22. Police watchdog investigating crash in Maple Ridge involving anti-gang unit

    A police watchdog group is investigating a December crash in Maple Ridge that involved an anti-gang unit, resulting in a suspect being taken to hospital.

    HEALTH
  23. Russia Emerges As The Biggest Winner In Middle East War

    Russia emerges as a key player in the escalating Middle East conflict, oil prices surge 5% on Wednesday, US President Donald Trump says the war is nearing its final phase.

    BUSINESS
  24. Got $1,000? 2 Top Growth Stocks to Buy That Could Double Your Money

    Got $1,000? 2 Top Growth Stocks to Buy That Could Double Your Money

    BUSINESS
  25. BYD Could Become Formula 1’s First Ever Chinese Team By 2027

    BYD is in talks with F1 over 2027 entry

    TECHNOLOGY
  26. Philips launches Baristina Bar Pro 500 coffee machine with 90-second cold brew feature

    Philips launches new Baristina Bar Pro 500 coffee machine with 90-second cold brew feature in China.

    TECHNOLOGY
  27. Residents weigh in at packed public hearings in Central Saanich

    Resident concerns over traffic and environmental impact

    BUSINESS
  28. End2End charity ride hosts Family Dance at Port Hardy Civic Centre March 28

    End2End charity ride hosts Family Dance at Port Hardy Civic Centre on March 28 to show appreciation to the community for event support.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  29. Richmond non-profits end decade-long partnership

    Richmond non-profits end decade-long partnership

    WORLD
  30. Saanich council brings tax increase to 5.35% after additional cuts

    Saanich council approves 5.35% tax increase, rejects proposed cuts to active transportation plan

    BUSINESS
  31. Coffee with a Cop event offers inside look at Oak Bay crime, policing

    Coffee with a Cop event to take place at Monterey Rec Centre on March 18

    CRIME
  32. Mother bear with three cubs making the rounds in Sooke neighbourhoods

    A mother bear and her three cubs have been spotted roaming Sooke neighbourhoods, prompting wildlife advocates to remind residents to secure their garbage to prevent attracting wildlife.

    SCIENCE
  33. Three strikes for West Vancouver owners caught flouting short-term rental rules

    West Vancouver owners face fines for violating short-term rental rules

    BUSINESS
  34. Irresponsible ads for Brazilian butt lifts remain widespread, watchdog warns

    Watchdog warns of irresponsible ads for Brazilian butt lifts, 11.5% of ads failed to follow rules

    SPORTS
  35. Keir Starmer and Micheal Martin aim to ‘deepen’ ties at Cork summit

    Keir Starmer met with Taoiseach Micheal Martin at a summit in Cork, discussing ways to strengthen ties between the UK and Ireland.

    SPORTS
  36. Voters can judge me in 2031 if I miss child poverty target – Swinney

    Scotland's First Minister Keith Brown has no title

    SPORTS
  37. Hundreds of women get tech job support in £4m government-backed programme

    £4m government-backed programme provides tech job support to hundreds of women

    SPORTS
  38. Pat Sharp reflects on ‘nice memory’ hosting ’90s gameshow Fun House

    Pat Sharp hosted the popular '90s game show Fun House, where contestants competed for prizes, including toys, games, and holidays.

    SPORTS
  39. Cillian Murphy says he will ‘never experience’ a role like Peaky Blinders again

    Cillian Murphy says he will never experience a role like Peaky Blinders again.

    SPORTS
  40. Barry Keoghan drew on relationship with father for Peaky Blinders film

    Barry Keoghan plays the illegitimate son of Tommy Shelby in the upcoming Peaky Blinders film

    SPORTS
  41. This All-Electric Tiny Home Has Floor-to-Ceiling Glass, Two Lofts, and Still Fits on a Trailer

    Tiny houses on double-axle trailers often prioritize portability over livability.

    TECHNOLOGY