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  1. The Tape Is (Rapidly) Deteriorating: Markets Are Weak, Breadth Is Terrible

    Middle East conflict and Strait of Hormuz risks drive inflation fears.

    BUSINESS
  2. Man allegedly punched during attempted AirPods sale in Oakville, suspect drives off

    Man allegedly punched during attempted AirPods sale in Oakville

    CRIME
  3. Maggie Gyllenhaal defends the sexual violence in 'The Bride' - Entertainment Weekly

    Maggie Gyllenhaal defends the sexual violence in 'The Bride'

    ENTERTAINMENT
  4. Can the Commonwealth combine? Poilievre pitches partnership

    Pierre Poilievre proposes CANZUK union

    POLITICS
  5. What Happens to Your Body If You Eat Too Much Protein? - marthastewart.com

    Eating too much protein can put a strain on your kidneys and increase the risk of kidney stones.

    HEALTH
  6. Letters March 7: Daylight time disagreement; more housing brings more traffic

    Residents and business owners disagree over the implementation of daylight saving time, while a new development in the area is causing traffic congestion.

    BUSINESS
  7. WEST COAST HISTORY: SAREX comes to Tofino Airport and coastal waters

    SAREX (Search and Rescue Exercise) team arrives at Tofino Airport to conduct search and rescue training with local first responders.

    WORLD
  8. ARK Innovation ETF: The Trading Strategy Is Now Flashing 'Sell' (Rating Downgrade)

    ARK Innovation ETF's trading strategy is being downgraded to 'sell' due to increased volatility and reduced exposure to growth stocks.

    BUSINESS
  9. Shuswap invited to get shredded with hospital foundation

    Shuswap invited to get shredded with hospital foundation

    HEALTH
  10. Chilliwack Scouts group looking to piece together 100 years of history

    The 1st Fairfield Scouts are celebrating their centennial year, seeking stories, photos, and memorabilia from the past 100 years to piece together their history.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  11. World Classic: Americans crush Brazilians

    American team wins 15-5 against Brazil in World Baseball Classic opener.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  12. Moving your farm books to the cloud

    Farm bookkeeping and office administration are becoming a bottleneck for some farm operations.

    SCIENCE
  13. Kelowna RCMP to host 2 fraud awareness and prevention seminars

    RCMP to host fraud seminars in Kelowna

    POLITICS
  14. Indigenous artist Darlene Gait leaves her mark on Victoria’s Visitor Centre

    Darlene Gait's artwork celebrates balance, tradition, and Vancouver Island's spirit at Victoria's Visitor Centre.

    TRAVEL
  15. Punk-rock concert featuring 5 bands will raise money for Hope skate park

    Local punk-rock concert to raise funds for skate park.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  16. Disinherited and disavowed, a B.C. woman is asking the court to decide if she was a deceased man’s child - CTV News

    A B.C. woman is seeking court intervention to determine her relationship to a deceased man.

    POLITICS
  17. Retail Sector Recap: Consumers Pull Back On Weak Outlook

    Retail sector growth modest, Walmart and Target earnings show mixed signals

    BUSINESS
  18. PET OF THE WEEK: This sweet senior needs a special, loving home

    Maxine is a senior pet in need of a loving home.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  19. Aegis Value Fund H2 2025 Portfolio Manager's Letter

    Aegis Value Fund reports 67.07% return in 2025, driven by surging gold and energy stock performance.

    BUSINESS
  20. Former Port Alberni hockey camp coach sentenced for child luring

    Former hockey coach sentenced to 2 years in prison for child luring after contacting a participant at a hockey camp in 2020.

    SPORTS
  21. Maple Ridge Major Leaguer playing in World Baseball Classic

    Tyler O'Neill to play for Canada in World Baseball Classic

    SPORTS
  22. Federal Realty: The Only REIT Dividend King

    Federal Realty Investors in line for 32nd consecutive year of dividend payments

    BUSINESS
  23. Weekly Indicators: The Opening Salvos Of An Oil Price Shock Recession?

    Oil prices surge 10% as global demand fears grow

    BUSINESS
  24. Woman dies after SUV crashes into St. Boniface strip mall

    Woman in her 60s dies after SUV crashes into St. Boniface strip mall

    WORLD
  25. LETTER: B.C. time change serves as political distraction

    BC's bi-annual time change sparks debate about energy efficiency, impacts on daily life, and potential economic effects.

    POLITICS
  26. Garden Party experience to take over Kelowna’s City Park

    Garden Party experience to take over Kelowna's City Park on May 9

    ENTERTAINMENT
  27. Rangers beat the Greyhounds for first time this season

    The Rangers have extended their win streak to seven games now after beating the Sault St. Marie Greyhounds for the first time this season.

    SPORTS
  28. Cody Rhodes winning the WWE Title from Drew McIntyre receives negative reaction from online fans - NoDQ.com

    Cody Rhodes recaptures the Undisputed WWE Title from Drew McIntyre with help from Jacob Fatu.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  29. Russian Strike on Kharkiv Kills Seven as Part of Major Barrage

    Russian forces launch major barrage on Ukraine, targeting Kharkiv with missile strikes that kill seven people.

    WORLD
  30. MARCH 7 ROAD REPORT: Town and Country road conditions and cams

    Road conditions and cameras available online for March 7.

    WORLD
  31. Six local students chosen for Boys, Girls State

    Local students selected for Boys State, Legion Post 160 sees boost in participation.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  32. Sheriff deputy intercepts drugs and gun

    Sheriff deputy seizes 80 pounds of marijuana and a firearm during traffic stop.

    WORLD
  33. Local Fishing Report

    Elevation and water temperature are normal and stable. Largemouth bass are slow on lipless and plastic baits around coves and shorelines. Blue and channel catfish are slow.

    SCIENCE
  34. Soccer is Back!

    The girls' soccer team lost 5-1 to the Mustangs, while the boys' team won 1-0 against the Broncos.

    SPORTS
  35. SW Covenant baseball starts the season 4-0

    SW Covenant baseball starts the season 4-0 with two walk-off victories.

    SPORTS
  36. Stitt chairs National Governors meeting

    Former Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt chairs a meeting of the National Governors Association, stating that not seeking re-election is 'more free.'

    POLITICS
  37. Oklahoma Children’s OU Health performs targeted chemotherapy for pediatric eye cancer

    Oklahoma Children's Hospital OU Health begins offering targeted chemotherapy for pediatric eye cancer, delivering sight-saving treatment without requiring patients to leave the state.

    HEALTH
  38. ‘Opening the door’: New Ontario Tech initiative allows small businesses to access high-tech testing facilities

    Ontario Tech university launches DRIVE initiative to provide small businesses with access to high-tech testing facilities

    TECHNOLOGY
  39. Paramedics seeking wage parity with Niagara police, firefighters

    Paramedics in Niagara are seeking wage parity with Niagara police and firefighters.

    POLITICS
  40. ‘Persistent under enrolment’: New consultation to explore dual track for Uxbridge Public School

    School board reviews dual track option to address declining student numbers

    EDUCATION
  41. Kelowna-Mission MLA to host crime and public safety townhall in Rutland

    Kelowna-Mission MLA to host crime and public safety townhall in Rutland on Mar. 18.

    POLITICS