Community News
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BC Ferries to add 167 sailings ahead of holiday season
BC Ferries announced the addition of 167 extra sailings to meet the demand for those traveling this holiday season. photo credit: @BCFerries on twitter The…
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BC Transit issues apologies for removing printed transit schedules at bus stations
BC Transit issued an apology today for all its riders in the Greater Victoria Transit System for the removal of printed copies of bus schedules…
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Powell River’s Tis’kwat paper mill to be shut down
British Columbia’s largest producer of paper and pulp, Paper Excellence, announced the end of operations at its Catalyst Paper Tis’kwat mill in Powell River on…
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VIDEO: Charity creates event where people can rappel down Landmark 6
Coming to Kelowna for the first time this year, the Easter Seals created a fundraising event involving an 18-storey skyscraper and 60 rappellers where registered people…
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RE/MAX Wildfire Fund matching public donations to raise money for wildfire victims
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Chief Justice denies injunction against BC churches gathering in violation of health orders
If the provincial government plans to crack down on church gatherings that flout health orders, they will have to do so without a court injunction…
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Kelowna Santas will need your ideas and help this year
With all that is going on, we anticipate the need for Kelowna Santas to be even greater this year. More people have been suffering from…
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Nanaimo Square sit-in highlights one of Penticton’s most important issues
It was billed as a sit-in to protest a May 21st decision by Penticton City Council to amend is "Good Neighbour Bylaw." But there was…
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High Level resident says he feels safe to stay home during wildfire
A long-time resident of High Level, Alta. has said that he has no intention of leaving his home or pets. Roy Feher has lived in…