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Surrey condo overcharged $4,500 on water bill

Surrey condo overcharged $4,500 on water bill

Resident urges others to check their water meter against actual bill
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B.C woman, 19, identified as victim found in torched SUV

B.C woman, 19, identified as victim found in torched SUV

Her body was discovered in the burned-out vehicle in South Surrey
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Two Saanich companies competing for Project of Year award

Two Saanich companies competing for Project of Year award

Seba Construction and Mike Geric Construction are among the six finalists in the category, ‘Project of the Year’.
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Positive chalk messages scrawled on Sidney sidewalks

Positive chalk messages scrawled on Sidney sidewalks

A collection of chalk messages have been showing up on Sidney’s Beacon Avenue sidewalks in recent days and for local officials, their origin is a mystery.
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How to save money while on vacation

How to save money while on vacation

People are encouraged to save energy and cash this summer with the help from B.C. Hydro’s list.
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Raven Baroque returns for B.C. Day show atop Mount Tolmie

Raven Baroque returns for B.C. Day show atop Mount Tolmie

Raven Baroque return to play their annual B.C. Day show on the flat cement surface atop Mount Tolmie Park.
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Record heat breaks records across Vancouver Island

Record heat breaks records across Vancouver Island

A number of communities broke records on Wednesday as this summer continues to heat up.
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Courtenay senior on scooter dies in collision

Courtenay senior on scooter dies in collision

The 82-year-old man was rushed to hospital but died a short time later.
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First Nations people in B.C. three times more likely to die of overdose

First Nations people in B.C. three times more likely to die of overdose

New figures paint a disturbing image of the overdose crisis for First Nations people
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Yellow Wolf Powwow in Central Saanich this weekend

Yellow Wolf Powwow in Central Saanich this weekend

Dancers and drummers from First Nations across the Island, mainland and even from the western United States, will be at the Tsartlip Nation this weekend for the annual Yellow Wolf Powwow.
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