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'Profound systemic failure': Record levels of homelessness counted in Nanaimo

'Profound systemic failure': Record levels of homelessness counted in Nanaimo

Homelessness count climbs from 515 to 621
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THE MOJ: B.C. Lions evaluation period — and patience — nearing the end

THE MOJ: B.C. Lions evaluation period — and patience — nearing the end

Mental errors and the ability to fit in with the program will chart a course forward for this edition of the team
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Homalco First Nation files judicial review over ancient Campbell River burial site

Homalco First Nation files judicial review over ancient Campbell River burial site

The χʷɛmaɬkʷu (Homalco) First Nation hopes to resolve the issue by filing a petition for a judicial review with the Supreme Court of B.C.
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Prince George RCMP investigating 2nd suspicious weigh scale fire

Prince George RCMP investigating 2nd suspicious weigh scale fire

The B.C. General Employees' Union have voiced their displeasure with the incident
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Ucluelet seafood company fined $25K for 2 years of repeated waste violations

Ucluelet seafood company fined $25K for 2 years of repeated waste violations

U.S. company penalized for posing a 'moderate' potential threat to the environment
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Nanaimo man arrested for causing disturbance at city meeting

Nanaimo man arrested for causing disturbance at city meeting

B.C. Supreme Court previously ordered the same individual to remove defamatory online comments against a city staff member
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Surrey Police Service asks for $12.2M contract with Axon for tech advancement

Surrey Police Service asks for $12.2M contract with Axon for tech advancement

Axon is a U.S. company with offices in Canada. The 5-year contract involves drones, body cameras and more
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Man charged in 2024 death of B.C. serial killer Robert Pickton

Man charged in 2024 death of B.C. serial killer Robert Pickton

Martin Charest is charged with first-degree murder.
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'I was having nightmares': Kelowna dispatcher’s PTSD lawsuit set for trial

'I was having nightmares': Kelowna dispatcher’s PTSD lawsuit set for trial

Melissa Chatterton's lawsuit against Minister of Public Safety will go to trial
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B.C. premier fires back at U.S. ambassador's 'mean and nasty' comments

B.C. premier fires back at U.S. ambassador's 'mean and nasty' comments

Ambassador Pete Hoekstra said Trump and his team think Canadians being disagreeable in their response to tariffs
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