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Island filmmaker captures young composer's journey through COVID

Island filmmaker captures young composer's journey through COVID

Cobble Hill's Empress Avenue Media Inc. co-produced 'The Sound of a Pandemic'
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Cinderella isn’t the girl you think she is: Victoria production is no Disney

Cinderella isn’t the girl you think she is: Victoria production is no Disney

Upcoming Canadian College of Performing Arts version pledges to be funny, irreverent and fabulous
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B.C. centenarian reunites with 90-year-old former student

B.C. centenarian reunites with 90-year-old former student

Helen Sidney, 102, remembers being Ted DeCock's elementary school teacher more than 80 years ago in Armstrong. The two had a lot to catch up on
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Nanaimo highway death evidence inadmissible due to RCMP errors, rules judge

Nanaimo highway death evidence inadmissible due to RCMP errors, rules judge

Trial of accused in Raymond Ferguson's death scheduled to resume July 28
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Traffic Alert: Pat Bay Highway Exit 18 closed due to downed utility lines

Traffic Alert: Pat Bay Highway Exit 18 closed due to downed utility lines

DriveBC says duration of the closure is currently unknown
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Dust and stone but no evacuation orders after 2 days of Similkameen slides

Dust and stone but no evacuation orders after 2 days of Similkameen slides

Rocky end to the week with multiple K Mountain slides over April 2 and 3.
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B.C. MLA criticized for western separatist post says he is a proud Canadian

B.C. MLA criticized for western separatist post says he is a proud Canadian

Conservative David Williams, MLA for Salmon Arm-Shuswap, acknowledged that the post has taken his party off-topic
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Survey finds ageism to be a problem in B.C.: Seniors advocate

Survey finds ageism to be a problem in B.C.: Seniors advocate

B.C. senior's advocate says stories submitted are 'disheartening and out of step'
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Former B.C. RCMP Supt. gets absolute discharge on assault conviction

Former B.C. RCMP Supt. gets absolute discharge on assault conviction

Steven McVarnock pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of simple assault. The court granted an absolute discharge meaning the conviction won't be on his criminal record
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B.C. has economic growth potential despite tariffs: BDC chief economist

B.C. has economic growth potential despite tariffs: BDC chief economist

U.S. tariffs cause both stress and force seeking new opportunities for Canadian businesses
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