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- 'Smile of a murderer': B.C. double-killing suspects seen posing with alleged weapon
Three suspects in double murder case
- 1 Overhyped Stock That Could Turn $100,000 Into Nothing
A top-performing crypto stock
- Garden River and Batchewana seek legal advice on returned lawyer fees - SooToday.com
Garden River and Batchewana First Nation seek legal advice on returned lawyer fees
- Yukon-set show, Radio Silence, performed March 18 at Bert Church
Yukon-set show 'Radio Silence' performed at Bert Church
- Burns Lake Vortex on top
The Burns Lake Vortex defeated the Smithers team in hockey.
- Homeless numbers already declining in Vernon as new efforts mount
Homelessness in Vernon down 28% in two years
- Garden River and Batchewana seek legal advice on returned lawyer fees
Garden River and Batchewana First Nations seek legal advice on returned lawyer fees following a court ruling that found a $510M bill for the Robinson Huron Treaty annuities claim to be unreasonable.
- Vancouver Canucks make two last-minute trades on deadline day
Vancouver Canucks trade centre David Kämpf to Washington Capitals for 6th-round pick
- Hearing Notice - IN THE MATTER OF Peter Michael Deeb - Review Requested
Peter Michael Deeb files application for review with Ontario Securities Commission
- Barrhead to be well-represented at hockey provincials
Barrhead hockey teams qualify for provincials
- Brampton Transit suspends employee and investigating complaint the driver was filming cellphone videos while operating city bus
Brampton Transit suspends employee
- Azerbaijan Vows Iron Fist Response After Iranian Drone Attack
Azerbaijan vows to retaliate against Iranian drone attack
- New kids on the block: Victoria children’s farm welcomes seven baby goats
A children's farm in Victoria is welcoming seven new baby goats.
- Métis Crossing receives provincial Indigenous Tourism leadership award
Métis Crossing recognized for Indigenous tourism leadership
- Six students awarded for Royal Canadian Legion Youth Remembrance Contest
Students recognize importance of Remembrance Day, share their perspectives through art and writing.
- Trail air cadets put speaking skills to the test
Cadets participate in Air Cadet League of Canada speech competition.
- La Belle Vie family farm bets on nutrient-rich haskap berries
Haskap berries are a new crop for La Belle Vie Farm in Saint Charles
- Campbell River Storm fighting to remain in playoffs with Game 4 on home ice March 6
Campbell River Storm to play Game 4 at home on March 6, hopes to avoid sweep
- Tigers: Tarik Skubal did not receive any offers this winter.
Tarik Skubal did not receive any offers this winter.
- Smithers hosts Ski & Snowboard Provincial Championships last minute
Smithers hosts Ski & Snowboard Provincial Championships at Hudson Bay Mountain Ski Resort.
- Loaves and Fishes receiving $4,400 from NDSS empty bowl fundraiser
Annual event benefits local food bank.
- Arrogant Worms touring latest Canadiana music in Parksville on March 19
Arrogant Worms announce Canadiana music tour
- Artful: The Gallery hosts book launch and poetry reading on March 7
Artful: The Gallery hosts book launch and poetry reading on March 7
- How retirees can save on their 2025 tax bill, plan for next year's
Consider contributing to an IRA or HSA to reduce taxable income
- African Rainbow Minerals reports FY results
AFRICAN RAINBOW MINERALS REPORTS FY RESULTS
- This beloved Toronto server worked at the same Beach diner for 68 years. Inside her rowdy 100th birthday party there
Toronto server celebrates 68 years at local diner.
- International Women’s Day highlights rural physician’s journey to Manitoba health care
Dr. Jahan's contributions to patient care and research are recognized as a trailblazer for Indigenous women in medicine in Manitoba.
- Rustlers on track for back-to-back ACAC titles
Calgary Dinos
- St. Paul Bengals players receive championship rings
The St. Paul Bengals football team received championship rings.
- Callander, meet your candidates for municipal council
Six candidates vying for two open municipal council seats in Callander
- An Evening for Education: The Heart of Education Gala Returns
Support student literacy opportunities at the second annual Heart of Education Gala on April 17.
- Headline history: Jean Burns building fire in downtown Nanaimo nears 10th anniversary
Jean Burns building fire occurred in 2013
- Singh Foundation matches donations after Surrey school fire
Surrey Schools launches $70K drive for tech after Surrey school fire
- ATHENA award winner honoured for work as police officer, community leader
Athena award winner recognized for police work and community leadership.
- MOVIE REVIEW: Leave it to beaver! Pixar's Hoppers hits big
Leave it to Beaver's reboot, Hoppers, brings back the classic charm with a modern twist.
- Toronto weather to hit double-digit temperatures this weekend — but thunderstorms risk ruining the warmth
Toronto to see double-digit temperatures this weekend
- Art and Found Day returns to Comox Valley
Art and Found Day brings art vendors and artisans to Courtenay's waterfront
- Busy summer of events anticipated by City of Parksville
Several festivals and events are planned for the summer season, including music festivals, farmers' markets, and cultural events.
- LETTER: Writers mischaracterized changes to B.C. property tax deferral
Writers mischaracterized changes to B.C. property tax deferral policy, don't blame taxpayers who are following the law.
- The structural tailwind behind AI, tech stocks right now
US stock market remains steady, tech sector performs well, Treasury yields edge higher
- North Island Eagles finish up stellar season with a disappointing loss
North Island Eagles
- Iain Black discusses his B.C. Conservative leadership bid in Lumby
Iain Black is running for B.C. Conservative leadership
- New Tecumseth man accused of sexually assaulting teen in Oakville
A man from Tecumseth is facing allegations of sexually assaulting a teenager in Oakville, police are investigating the possibility of additional victims.
- Hockey player deaths underscore need for Hwy. 2 improvements
Hockey player deaths highlight road safety concerns
- Evidence suggests the deadly blast at an Iranian school was likely a U.S. airstrike
U.S. airstrike suspected in Iranian school blast
- Athabasca County firefighters honoured for longstanding service
Athabasca County firefighters recognized for their dedicated service.
- Why the Future of Workplace Safety Needs More Women Leaders
More women in leadership positions can bring diverse perspectives to workplace safety decisions
- Rainfall warning, possible thunderstorms tonight and Saturday
Rainfall warning issued for tonight and Saturday, with 15-40 mm of rain expected, potentially leading to thunderstorms.