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Court injunction denied, Ladysmith maritime society evicted from marina

Court injunction denied, Ladysmith maritime society evicted from marina

Judge acknowledges society will be ‘gutted’
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UPDATE: Ex-husband of B.C. mother who died in prison won’t mourn

UPDATE: Ex-husband of B.C. mother who died in prison won’t mourn

Lisa Batstone was serving time for the 2nd-degree murder of 8-year-old Teagan
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Ethnic diversity climbs in Victoria area, still lags behind B.C. as a whole

Ethnic diversity climbs in Victoria area, still lags behind B.C. as a whole

Despite influx of visible minorities, capital region still has less than half provincial percentage
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B.C. Lower Mainland transit workers issue 72-hour strike notice

B.C. Lower Mainland transit workers issue 72-hour strike notice

Union says job action could begin at 8 a.m. on Saturday with an overtime ban
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Dry, warm B.C. December sets records in parts of the province

Dry, warm B.C. December sets records in parts of the province

Warm weather standard set or tied in Vancouver, Victoria, Comox, Campbell River and Abbotsford
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B.C. police chiefs disappointed with public drug use court ruling

B.C. police chiefs disappointed with public drug use court ruling

Temporary injunction until March 31, pending a constitutional challenge of new law
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These are the 5 most expensive homes in B.C., according to BC Assessment

These are the 5 most expensive homes in B.C., according to BC Assessment

Lululemon founder Chip Wilson’s Kitsilano home the highest valued at $81.8 million
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Assessed property values stabilize across B.C. after years of big leaps

Assessed property values stabilize across B.C. after years of big leaps

Total assessments have risen to nearly $2 trillion this year from about $1.94 trillion
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Fire department rescues cat trapped between two buildings in Port Alberni

Fire department rescues cat trapped between two buildings in Port Alberni

Cat fell and was wedged between two buildings on Third Avenue
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1,500 B.C. blood donors needed by end of week, says Canadian Blood Services

1,500 B.C. blood donors needed by end of week, says Canadian Blood Services

Drop in donations over holidays causing increased need in first week of 2024
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