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Kelowna dancer heading to Poland for World Dance Championships

Kelowna dancer heading to Poland for World Dance Championships

Kelowna's Audrey Ballsrud will be competing Nov. 29 and 30
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B.C. leaders pitch Hollywood executives in bid to keep province on screen

B.C. leaders pitch Hollywood executives in bid to keep province on screen

Delegation from B.C. talk film industry issues with Hollywood executives during short trip to La-La Land
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GST reprieve on toys, restaurant meals coming if Liberals get help to pass it

GST reprieve on toys, restaurant meals coming if Liberals get help to pass it

Diapers, beer and wine among other products affected by plan expected to be unveiled soon
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Trees snapping ‘like gunshots’: B.C. witness recounts bomb cyclone’s impact

Trees snapping ‘like gunshots’: B.C. witness recounts bomb cyclone’s impact

BC Hydro still working Thursday morning to restore power to about 27,000 customers
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Our Lady Peace, Mike Weir among Canada’s Walk of Fame honourees for 2025

Our Lady Peace, Mike Weir among Canada’s Walk of Fame honourees for 2025

More than 230 Canadians have been commemorated on Canada’s Walk
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Vancouver Rise FC taps Dane to coach women’s pro soccer franchise

Vancouver Rise FC taps Dane to coach women’s pro soccer franchise

Former national team midfielder Anja Heiner-Moller comes from Denmark’s junior national program
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In every Nelson he visits, Jeff Truesdell finds the man he loved

In every Nelson he visits, Jeff Truesdell finds the man he loved

How do you live with the loss of a loved one? For Truesdell, it means visiting every Nelson in North America
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Doctor advocating for harm reduction says patient died of overdose at Nanaimo hospital

Doctor advocating for harm reduction says patient died of overdose at Nanaimo hospital

Patient reportedly accessed overdose-prevention service across the street from NRGH the day before he died Nov. 19
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B.C. forestry company facing $75K fine for causing landslide

B.C. forestry company facing $75K fine for causing landslide

Tolko Industries is appealing the fine, but isn't contesting that the logging road it built in 2011 led to the landslide six years later
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Surrey clinic uses new therapy to help 'rewire' brains of veterans with PTSD

Surrey clinic uses new therapy to help 'rewire' brains of veterans with PTSD

Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) machine is the first of its kind in Canada
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