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- ALEXANDER: Fishing and playing enjoyed during ice fishing derby
Alexander enjoys ice fishing, plays with grandson
- Penticton to begin annual water main flushing
Penticton residents will experience periodic water main flushing
- In Photos: 2026 Arctic Winter Games open with Whitehorse ceremony
The 2026 Arctic Winter Games officially opened with a ceremony featuring performances and a flypast.
- Comox Valley kayaker rescued after hours stranded in water
A man was stranded on a marine marker in the Comox Valley after being swept away by the water.
- Seedy Saturday returning to Desbarats this week
Seedy Saturday returns to Desbarats this week, highlighting seed saving, soil health, and northern growing practices.
- Business owners 'heartbroken' after retail units destroyed in Glasgow fire
Glasgow fire destroys retail units, leaving business owners heartbroken
- Minor hospitalized with serious injuries after being struck by car in Anjou: police
A minor was hospitalized with serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle in Anjou, Montreal police say.
- Dabrowski, Mboko advance to doubles quarterfinals at Indian Wells
Dabrowski and Mboko win in straight sets
- Malik Willis Sends Message to Green Bay Packers After Huge Free Agency Deal
Malik Willis signs with Miami Dolphins, leaves Green Bay Packers
- Canada says it will let TikTok continue operations in the country - Reuters
Canada to allow TikTok to continue operations
- Factbox-Eleven people died in US immigration custody this year, ICE says
At least 11 immigrants died in US immigration custody this year, ICE says
- Canada says it will let TikTok continue operations in the country
Canada to allow TikTok to continue operations
- The Maple Leafs look to Tampa Bay's one season out of the playoffs for inspiration
The Maple Leafs are seeking inspiration from the Tampa Bay Lightning's 2017 season, when they missed the playoffs by a point but rebounded to win back-to-back Stanley Cups.
- OPINION: Ageism is B.C.’s quiet policy failure
Aging population in B.C. faces ageism, with myths about seniors influencing policy decisions
- B.C. firm penalized for ‘predictable’ release of toxic cocktail into Fraser River
Richmond waste company fined $21K for toxic effluent release
- City of Lloydminster to host seniors’ information fair
City of Lloydminster to host seniors' information fair
- Longtime councillor announces run for Esquimalt mayor
Meagan Brame announces candidacy for Esquimalt mayor, set to replace Barb Desjardins.
- Comox Valley Regional District announces Climate Action Strategy
The Comox Valley Regional District has released its new Climate Action Strategy, outlining steps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to climate change.
- Development surrounding the return of the Expos
Ashkan Karbasfrooshan
- Criminal Code offences down last fall: RCMP statistics
Total offences down 5% but crimes against people up 6%
- Sentence expected this month for man who shot father in Okotoks
Man to be sentenced for shooting father in Okotoks this month.
- Vancouver's iconic East Van Cross staying put—for now
Staff will not relocate the East Van Cross due to concerns about community impact
- First responders extract driver, dog from rolled SUV in Campbell River
First responders extract driver, dog from rolled SUV in Campbell River
- MISSING: 85-year-old man last seen in Cloverdale 10 a.m. Monday
Missing person reported
- Goldeneyes star Jaques promotes game to young women of colour with 'Sophie's Sisters'
Jaques, star of the James Bond film Goldeneyes, launches a new initiative called 'Sophie's Sisters' to promote the sport of shooting to young women of colour, aiming to make it a safe and inclusive space for them to participate.
- BOSTON PIZZA ROYALTIES INCOME FUND ANNOUNCES FEBRUARY 2026 DISTRIBUTION
Boston Pizza Royalties Income Fund announces February 2026 distribution of $0.120 per unit.
- Team Winters heading to U20 Nationals
Team Winters wins U20 Nationals
- Public to help guide future of Ghost-Kananaskis area
Public input sought on future of Ghost-Kananaskis area
- Nelson Neptunes head coaches have standout season at Whitworth University
Megan Bonikowsky and Kallie Badry will return as head coaches for the Nelson Neptunes at Whitworth University.
- VIDEO: Star Wars and small metal cars among the items at Langley collectibles show
Star Wars themed items
- Ridge Meadows Flames advance in Junior A playoffs
Ridge Meadows Flames win playoff series opener
- 2 charged with murder in death of man wanted in violent assault
Two charged with murder in Edmonton.
- Readout - Prime Minister Carney speaks with Amir of Qatar His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani
Prime Minister Carney speaks with Amir of Qatar
- Yukon government meterologist says Spring might not be quite as warm as resident might hop for
Temperatures may be cooler than expected this spring
- NRGH cancer centre construction expected to cause traffic delays
Construction on the NRGH cancer centre is expected to cause traffic delays on Dufferin Crescent.
- Sylvan Lake artist wins award
Deborah Leitch wins 2026 ACACA Best in Show Award
- Young dancers get support from Campbell RIver Eagles Ladies Auxiliary
The Campbell River Eagles Ladies Auxiliary is supporting local youth through various arts and kids programs as part of their fundraising efforts.
- Flood watch extended with more rain in forecast
Flood watch extended for additional rain
- Strong weekend for Sault skaters at two competitions
The Lake Superior Figure Skating Club had a strong showing at two competitions in Copper Cliff and Thunder Bay.
- 200 alleged victims of Vancouver-area Catholic school abuse could share $30M
Vancouver-area Catholic school abuse victims to share $30M settlement
- Two charged in phishing scam involving alleged Toronto police impersonators
Two individuals charged in Toronto phishing scam
- Canada will need bats to break out against Puerto Rico and Cuba to advance in WBC
Canada needs bats to beat Puerto Rico and Cuba to secure a WBC quarterfinal spot
- Critical minerals collide with tourism in B.C. resort town
A proposed magnesium mine could disrupt tourism in a B.C. resort town
- Spotted Towhees and catkins signal spring around Trail
Spotted Towhees return to local trails as spring arrives