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- Village of Clyde considers early bird pet licence fees
Village of Clyde considers offering discounted pet licensing fees to residents who apply before Jan. 31.
- Red Deer house sales market cooled in February
Red Deer house sales market slowed in February
- NIC Fest returns to Campbell River campus March 12
NIC Fest returns to Campbell River campus on March 12, a free open-house-style event at North Island College.
- Unclaimed ticket helps Western Wheel Cares set record
Unclaimed ticket leads to record-breaking charity donation for Western Wheel Cares.
- Comox United Church to screen Small Town Pride documentary for PIE Day
Comox United Church to screen Small Town Pride documentary for PIE Day
- Winnipeg police record $1.7M surplus due to lower homicides
Winnipeg police exceed budget by $1.7M
- Nanaimo’s Port Theatre cancels Ben Bankas rental
The Port Theatre in Nanaimo has cancelled a planned concert with Ben Bankas due to contractual and legal obligations.
- Campbell River consignment stores host month-long Stamp Your Style shopping event starting March 15
Campbell River consignment stores host month-long shopping event starting March 15
- Police nab 36 North Shore drivers using cellphones in distracted driving blitz
North Vancouver RCMP and West Vancouver Police conduct distracted driving enforcement campaign
- Winnipeg man who fatally shot five in drug house convicted of murder
Winnipeg man found guilty of murdering 5 people in a drug house
- UP Express trains resume service between Pearson, Union after 'unplanned track work'
UP Express trains resume service between Pearson and Union after 'unplanned track work', repair work completed late Thursday afternoon.
- Youth helping youth in need as Fort Langley rowing club collects supplies for Foundry
A local rowing club is collecting donations of baby supplies and household essentials for families in need
- How beauty brands are cashing in on Gen Alpha
Beauty brands are targeting Gen Alpha consumers with products designed to catch younger shoppers' attention.
- F1 season kicks into high gear with new Apple TV streaming deal
Apple TV becomes exclusive F1 streamer in US
- Millet Skate Park receives support with corporate donation
Northern Lights Fiber donates to Millet Skate Park, supporting its development.
- Nicole Richie, 44, Told Me the $7 Beauty Gem She’s Used for 30 Years, Plus Her $10 Fix for Dark Spots and Eye Bags - instyle.com
Nicole Richie shares her go-to $7 beauty secret
- 'He refused to quit:' Fundraiser for man on 27-year walk around the world comes to Banff
Karl Bushby embarks on final leg of 27-year walk around the world.
- Future robotics engineers to converge on Maple Ridge school for LEGO robotics challenge
Teams from B.C. and Yukon to participate in LEGO robotics challenge at Maple Ridge school.
- ShaMaran Reports Incident at Sarsang Facility
ShaMaran Petroleum Corp. reports incident at Sarsang facility.
- Canada's vulnerability drives Mark Carney's reset with India and China
Canada's diplomatic approach is shifting due to internal vulnerability
- Frustration mounts as Tolmie facility sits empty, despite BC Housing lease
Tolmie facility in Victoria remains unused
- 'No relief in sight': Why Ontario diesel and gasoline prices are exploding into the weekend
Ontario gas and diesel prices are set to increase this weekend.
- Corrections officer accused of sexual assault could learn trial dates next week
Corrections officer Derek Morgan to face trial
- 2 Semiahmoo Ravens U13 teams set to play in B.C. minor hockey championships
Two Semiahmoo minor hockey teams are heading to the BC minor hockey championships.
- Layoffs down 55% in Feb.: Challenger Gray & Christmas VP explains
Layoffs declined 55% in February, according to Challenger Gray & Christmas, a significant drop from previous months.
- Parksville’s Suhr honored to be named VIJHL’s top goalie
Parksville’s Suhr named VIJHL’s top goalie.
- Advantage Announces Record 2025 Year-End Results
Advantage Energy Ltd. reports record 2025 year-end results, surpassing expectations with strong financial and operating performance.
- Permanent bike lanes on Wellington Crescent approved
Permanent bike lanes on Wellington Crescent to be installed
- Who left The Apprentice in Lord Sugar's dramatic triple firing?
Lord Sugar fires three from The Apprentice
- University of Winnipeg leads digital farm research
University of Winnipeg launches digital farm research initiative
- Company primed for $55M royalty deal as Eagle Gold Mine sale progresses in the central Yukon
A court hearing will determine the $55M royalty sale of the Eagle Gold Mine.
- February drier and warmer than normal in Red Deer
February was drier and warmer than normal in Red Deer.
- Foothills Therapeutic Riding Program looking for volunteers
Foothills Therapeutic Riding Program seeks volunteers to support children with developmental disabilities
- Nipawin approves $69K in community sponsorships
$69,000 in community sponsorship funding approved for Nipawin in 2026
- Airdrie city council seeks cost reduction for new recreation centre
Airdrie city council aims to reduce costs for the new recreation centre without impacting the construction timeline.
- Persian tradition and contemporary expression converge for Creston concert
Persian music tradition comes to Creston
- Accused killer may face a preliminary hearing soon
Scott Devlin
- Lack of childcare preventing teachers from returning to work in Canmore, Banff schools
Teachers and educational assistants in Canmore and Banff unable to return to work due to lack of childcare
- US consumer somewhat 'sheltered' from oil supply shock: Economist
Oil prices surge, Dow drops 1,000 points ahead of potential supply shock
- The wait is over: Crumbl Cookies opening in Richmond Friday
Crumbl Cookies to open in Richmond, offering late-night hours
- Generals on brink of playoff elimination after 5-4 OT loss to Comox Valley
Generals face elimination after OT loss
- Northern Island group to hold town hall about abolishing village government
Northern Island group to hold town hall about abolishing village government