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- Tastes of downtown Vernon served up
Downtown Vernon hosts annual event at Schubert Centre on March 14.
- Mission man faces charges after police seize drugs, weapons
A 39-year-old man has been charged with various crimes after police seized drugs and weapons.
- Beachfront home on Lake Ontario gets price cut to land a buyer - The Globe and Mail
A beachfront home on Lake Ontario's market has gotten a price drop to attract a buyer.
- Grand Forks Film Fest seeking submissions
Grand Forks Film Fest is now accepting submissions for its annual event, featuring a diverse range of films, and is open to filmmakers of all levels.
- COLUMN: Check before crossing the floor
Voters in a Canadian riding switched from Conservative to Liberal support.
- Vancouver Island professor says switch to daylight saving is a mistake
Saanich college professor says permanent standard time a better option
- Hydreight Technologies Inc. Announces Strategic Investment in Insu Therapeutics to Advance Needle-Free Peptide Delivery Technology
Hydreight Technologies Inc. announces investment in Insu Therapeutics to advance needle-free peptide delivery technology.
- Vive Crop Protection Announces Canadian Registration of PhobosTM FC 360 Fungicide
Phobos FC 360 fungicide registered in Canada
- Alcohol warning labels, minimum prices could prevent cancer cases: UVic study
Alcohol warning labels and minimum prices could reduce cancer cases by hundreds of cases per year
- Why every culture has a healing broth - BBC
Every culture has its own unique healing broth, from Korean doenjang to Ethiopian doro wot, each with its own distinct flavor and medicinal properties.
- Glimpses of the past: Tournament of Chumps lets ski jump organizers unwind
Revelstoke hosted the 2006 Winter X Games, which featured a 'Tournament of Chumps' event
- Police clock Corvette doing 170 km/h on the Golden Ears Bridge
Police officer spots speeding Corvette on Golden Ears Bridge, vehicle impounded.
- Lac des Roches resident pens novel on menopause
A novel by Lac des Roches resident Kimberly Barnes explores the challenges of menopause
- Sault fuel provider acquires Cochrane firms
McDougall Energy and McDougall Transportation merge with Meridian Fuels and Northern Freight & Logistics
- WOMEN OF EXCELLENCE: Captain of Port Alberni’s recreation department
Zoe Battie appointed as Port Alberni's recreation manager.
- InPlay Oil Corp. Announces 2025 Financial, Operating and Reserves Results Highlighted by Light Oil Production Growth of 131% and Total Proved and Probable Reserve Replacement of 1,084%
InPlay Oil Corp. reports 131% increase in light oil production and 1,084% increase in total proved and probable reserve replacement.
- Construction workers in dark over switch to permanent daylight time: trade group
Construction trades union unhappy with province's switch to permanent daylight time
- Northern Shield Receives $1M Proceeds from LabGold Subscription Receipt Financing
$1M proceeds from LabGold subscription receipt financing received by Northern Shield Resources Inc.
- BMO Market+ ETF Strategies Combine Broad Market Exposure with Active Management Expertise
BMO Market+ ETFs offer broad market exposure with active management expertise
- Construction workers in dark over switch to permanent daylight time: trade group - Times Colonist
Construction workers complaining about permanent daylight time
- Cartoon of the Day: Collateral Damage
A cartoon depicts a politician surrounded by cartoonish, exploding buildings and falling debris, with the caption 'Politics.'
- Historic Lake Country: Petrie’s Lake Shore Inn, circa 1930s
A popular lakeside resort in the 1930s offering accommodations and recreational activities.
- Dal and Nova Scotia Health launch new public health division
Dedicated to redefining public health training in the Maritimes, building academic capacity, and advancing research.
- A look back at Pinchi Lake Mercury Mine
The Pinchi Lake Mercury Mine in the 1880s.
- A&W FOOD SERVICES OF CANADA INC. ANNOUNCES FOURTH QUARTER AND FISCAL 2025 RESULTS AND DECLARES QUARTERLY CASH DIVIDEND
A&W Food Services of Canada Inc. reports Q4 and fiscal 2025 results, declares quarterly cash dividend.
- Toronto Hydro launches automated power outage alerts on X for faster, convenient updates
Toronto Hydro launches automated power outage alerts on Twitter for faster, convenient updates.
- MARCH 5 ROAD REPORT: Town and Country road conditions and cams
Severe flooding on Main St between Oak St and Pine Ave, multiple lanes closed due to high water.
- From Stigma to Support: Empowering Women in the Workplace
Sun Life launches menopause care program with Dialogue to support women's health and wellbeing in the workplace
- EQUINOXE LIFECARE EXPANDS TO ONTARIO THROUGH STRATEGIC ALLIANCE WITH CHOICE HOMECARE
Equinoxe LifeCare acquires majority stake in Ontario homecare provider
- Engineers sharpen gene-editing tools to target cystic fibrosis - Penn Today
Gene-editing tools improved for cystic fibrosis treatment
- Manufacturing expo returns to Langley and Winnipeg with industry speakers
Langley event on April 8, Winnipeg event on April 28.
- Hundreds more daring souls sought for plunge
More volunteers sought for charity ice plunge event.
- Critic's picks: Dominique Fils-Aimé; Ladysmith Black Mambazo; Back to the Future
Dominique Fils-Aimé at Studio 919 on Friday
- These are the top 5 scams targeting Canadians right now — and how to spot them
Phantom phone calls claiming to be from the Canada Revenue Agency
- New accounting program at Okanagan College streamlines pathway for students
New accounting program at Okanagan College streamlines pathway for students
- Uxbridge senior, Durham organization urge province to better fund community support services
Community health workers face funding disparities
- Dozens of Asia-Flagged Oil Tankers Stranded near Strait of Hormuz
Dozens of Asian oil tankers stranded near Strait of Hormuz
- Canadian Armed Forces relocating members deployed in Middle East; France to send armoured vehicles to Lebanon - The Globe and Mail
Canadian military withdraws personnel from Middle East amid escalating Iran war
- 'We feel betrayed': Disability community says provincial budget 'punches down' - CBC
Provincial budget cuts funding for disability services
- Building economic strength starts with nuclear power
Nuclear power's resurgence sparks debate
- Paralegal loses licence — and maybe chance to become lawyer
A paralegal has had his licence revoked, potentially ending his dream of becoming a lawyer. The decision has been made after years of trouble. He is now at risk of not being able to pursue a law degree.
- Halton paramedic union raising concerns about pay, members leaving to work in other communities
Paramedic union raises concerns over pay
- North Shuswap library starting new chapter with grand re-opening
North Shuswap library to reopen with grand re-opening after recovery from 2023 wildfire
- Military news: Canada's MDA Space locks more overseas military contracts - BNN Bloomberg
MDA Space reports Q4 revenue up 44% to $499.1M
- Garbage collection changes cause frustration
New garbage collection system rolled out in Waterloo Region with delays and frustration.