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Rainfall, cooler temperatures bring some relief in wildfire-ravaged B.C.

Rainfall, cooler temperatures bring some relief in wildfire-ravaged B.C.

9,450 square kilometres of land has burned so far in B.C. this year
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B.C. student enrolment up, but slow compared to 2017

B.C. student enrolment up, but slow compared to 2017

Province says there will 538,821 funded public school students in the 2018-19 school year
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Henderson posts rare feat, joining small group of Canadians to win at home

Henderson posts rare feat, joining small group of Canadians to win at home

She’s only the fourth Canadian to win since 1954
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Home child care centres in B.C. need more funding, says operator

Home child care centres in B.C. need more funding, says operator

Kathy Sager says licensees receive far less than similar facilities
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U.S., Mexico reach trade ‘understanding,’ door opens for Canada

U.S., Mexico reach trade ‘understanding,’ door opens for Canada

Justin Trudeau has insisted his government will only sign a deal that’s good for Canada
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Shawn Mendes grabs four awards, delivers big surprises at MMVAs

Shawn Mendes grabs four awards, delivers big surprises at MMVAs

The pop singer picked up three other MMVAs, best pop artist and two awards voted by viewers — fan fave artist and video.
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‘Baby steps’: Paralyzed Humboldt Broncos player learns old skills after accident

‘Baby steps’: Paralyzed Humboldt Broncos player learns old skills after accident

Sixteen people were killed and 13 were injured when a bus carrying the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team and a semi-trailer collided in rural Saskatchewan.
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Security tight as man charged in Fredericton shootings appears in court

Security tight as man charged in Fredericton shootings appears in court

Two city police officers were among four people who died in a shooting in a residential area on the city’s north side.
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Saanich Sunday Farmers’ Market ends sophomore season

Saanich Sunday Farmers’ Market ends sophomore season

The organizer of the Saanich Sunday Farmers’ Market says the second year of the event was on par with the first, but also promises improvements for next year.
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Competitor: No one deserves to die over playing a videogame

Competitor: No one deserves to die over playing a videogame

Florida authorities are reporting multiple fatalities after a mass shooting at the riverfront mall in Jacksonville that was hosting a video game tournament
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