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From soup to a sea cruise: making B.C. mom鈥檚 last wish for her boys a reality

From soup to a sea cruise: making B.C. mom鈥檚 last wish for her boys a reality

North Saanich mom Andrea Paget died of cancer before she was able to live out her dream of a family cruise this summer
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'Substantial and unnecessary burden': B.C. salmon farmers brace for tariffs

'Substantial and unnecessary burden': B.C. salmon farmers brace for tariffs

BC Salmon Farmers Association warns 25% U.S. tariffs could lead to devastating job and revenue losses
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Summerland adopts financial plan

Summerland adopts financial plan

Tax and utility rate increases to add $350 to costs for typical home in the community
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Spectre of tariffs over B.C. housing market dims enthusiasm for positive signs

Spectre of tariffs over B.C. housing market dims enthusiasm for positive signs

Victoria has seen a 3.7 per cent increase in the cost of a single-family home over the past year
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BC Highway Patrol cracking down on distracted driving in March

BC Highway Patrol cracking down on distracted driving in March

In addition to being on the lookout for distracted drivers, police will also be watching for people not wearing seat belts
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Helping troubled teens make it into their adult years this B.C. man's mission

Helping troubled teens make it into their adult years this B.C. man's mission

Man who experienced homelessness, drug abuse and gangs reminds students there are services ready to 鈥榤eet them where they are at鈥�
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Columbia Shuswap short-term rental operators urged to ensure compliance

Columbia Shuswap short-term rental operators urged to ensure compliance

'Having a provincial registry number for your STR does not negate the need for your property to be zoned appropriately鈥�'
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2 new Secw茅pemc landmark sculptures unveiled as part of larger project

2 new Secw茅pemc landmark sculptures unveiled as part of larger project

Sculptures debuted at Chase, Quaaout Lodge last fall
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Workshop helps North Okanagan businesses respond to U.S. tariffs

Workshop helps North Okanagan businesses respond to U.S. tariffs

Community Futures North Okanagan is hosting an in-person workshop called Growing Your Market in Times of U.S. Tariffs on March 12
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Disaster or appropriate response? B.C. budget draws wide reactions

Disaster or appropriate response? B.C. budget draws wide reactions

The provincial government is drawing a range of reactions to its 2025 budget
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