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- 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
- Joan Garcia urges Barcelona to learn lessons from Atlético Madrid defeat ahead of Newcastle test - Barca Blaugranes
Joan Garcia urges Barcelona to learn lessons from Atlético Madrid defeat
- Bow Ballers Basketball league debuts; blends Filipino culture, community and competition
Bow Ballers Basketball league debuts, blending Filipino culture, community, and competition, with over 100 players across seven teams.
- Land Act: Notice of Intention to Apply for a Disposition of Crown Land
A landowner intends to apply for a disposition of Crown land.
- High school basketball comes to a close for Greater Victoria teams
Lambrick Park wins boys' championship
- Prince George RCMP warns of AI-driven romance scams and sextortion
Prince George RCMP warns of AI-driven romance scams and sextortion
- RCMP responding to pedestrian collision at busy Langford intersection
RCMP investigating a pedestrian collision at a busy Langford intersection.
- Province hopes to double tourism spending in B.C. by 2036
Provincial government aims to increase tourism spending by $4 billion, target 2023 to 2036
- Canada: only one way to reach the quarterfinals
Canada's loss to Panama doesn't eliminate their chances of reaching the quarterfinals, as they remain in contention in Group A with a 1-1 record.
- Premier helps break ground on 'deeply personal' Alliston hospital expansion
Ontario premier breaks ground on Alliston hospital expansion
- Carolyn Krebs, 500 Dawes and Toronto’s rental bylaws: Your questions answered
Toronto's rental bylaws unclear about what triggers fines for 500 Dawes Road, but city says landlords can be sued if they don't comply, rent increases allowed in the building but subject to certain restrictions, tenants can seek help from the city's housing department if they're not receiving rent reductions as promised.
- Upper Stoney Creek townhouse fire causes $6- to $7-million in damage
A fire at a townhouse in Upper Stoney Creek caused $6- to $7-million in damage.
- Seeking 'change that makes things bigger,' New Democrats begin voting for next leader
New Democrats begin voting for next leader
- Toronto gas prices could soar above $2 a litre as Donald Trump’s war on Iran spreads across Mideast
Toronto gas prices expected to rise above $2 a litre, war between US and Iran continues to escalate
- New study: Depression patients still symptom-free 5 years after taking psychedelic mushrooms - Good Good Good News
New study finds depression patients remain symptom-free 5 years after using psychedelic mushrooms, promising treatment option for mental health
- Manitoba mandates free menstrual products at work
Manitoba becomes first Canadian province to mandate free menstrual products in the workplace.
- Opinion: WorkSafeBC’s surplus is depleted and small business will pay the price
WorkSafeBC's surplus is depleted due to NDP government's prioritization of workers' compensation over business concerns.
- White Rock’s Peace Arch Elementary performs Lion King Jr.
White Rock's Peace Arch Elementary puts on a production of The Lion King Jr.
- Ontario braces for back-to-back storms with possible 'significant' freezing rain and snow coming
Ontario prepares for two severe winter storms, with Environment Canada predicting significant freezing rain and snow
- Muskoka, Parry Sound could see 'significant' freezing rain
Freezing rain possible in Muskoka, Parry Sound on Tuesday and Wednesday
- Sylvan Lake teacher nominated for NHLAPA’s Most Valuable Teacher
Connor Einhorn, École H.J. Cody High School teacher, nominated for NHLAPA's Most Valuable Teacher award.
- Houston women celebrate 16 years of International Women’s Day with community tea
Houston women gather for 16th annual International Women's Day celebration
- Cat appointed honourary postmaster of B.C. post office
Cat appointed honourary postmaster of B.C. post office
- Bashaw cemetery contract on hold following 29% price hike
Bashaw council puts cemetery contract on hold due to price hike
- GSMA Targets $40 Smartphones to Bring 20 Million People Online—But Hurdles Are There
GSMA aims to bring 20 million people online with $40 smartphones, faces challenges in manufacturing and affordability
- Murder suspect admits causing mother's death, but will seek not criminally responsible finding based on mental disorder
A suspect in a murder case has admitted to causing the death of his mother.
- AgSafe Alberta urges farmers to put people first this season
AgSafe Alberta emphasizes farmer safety as seeding season approaches
- Ballet Kelowna brings bard to Vernon stage
Ballet Kelowna is performing Macbeth at the Vernon Performing Arts Centre on March 17.
- COLUMN: Celebrating progress in women’s health this International Women’s Day
BC MLA Brittny Anderson introduces legislation to improve maternal and child health outcomes
- Barrie man charged in connection to downtown stabbing
Barrie man charged in connection to downtown stabbing
- Jon Jones’ manager: UFC’s offer for White House fight ‘was small’ - MMA Fighting
UFC's offer for a fight at the White House was 'small', Jon Jones' manager says.
- Opinion: Understanding WorkSafeBC’s surplus back to employers
WorkSafeBC is returning an estimated $570M in surplus funds to employers in 2026.
- Fruitvale municipal workers vote unanimously in favour of strike action
Fruitvale municipal workers vote to go on strike
- Mark Carney's government may feel new, but poll suggests Canadians still have Trudeau-era worries
New polling suggests Canadians are more likely to believe the Trudeau government is new than those who think it's not.
- Campbell River’s Tyler Turner wins bronze in snowboard cross at 2026 Paralympics
Tyler Turner wins bronze in snowboard cross at 2026 Paralympics
- Missing 53-year-old has been found: Richmond RCMP
A 53-year-old missing person has been found.