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B.C. accident whiplash injury not minor, tribunal rules

B.C. accident whiplash injury not minor, tribunal rules

Francesca Brind-Boronkay was injured in a motor vehicle accident on Nov. 2, 2019.
New Year’s message: qathet School District chair Jaclyn Miller

New Year’s message: qathet School District chair Jaclyn Miller

"May 2025 bring growth, partnership and inspiration to us all as we work together to shape a brighter future with and for our learners."
Happy New Year, from the Peak

Happy New Year, from the Peak

Best wishes to our readers in the qathet region for a prosperous 2025
Tax changes, increases coming in 2025

Tax changes, increases coming in 2025

While those at lower incomes will get some tax relief, Canadians making more than $64,000 a year will pay higher income taxes in 2025.
Letter: Hats off to BC Hydro line outage repair crews

Letter: Hats off to BC Hydro line outage repair crews

"It must take a lot of grit to come out and tackle the problems to get the hydro up and working again."
B.C. ringing in new year with home-flipping tax, with income tax rebate on the way

B.C. ringing in new year with home-flipping tax, with income tax rebate on the way

VICTORIA — A maximum 20-per-cent home-flipping tax is among new regulations taking effect in British Columbia as of Jan. 1, with a promised middle-income tax cut arriving in the coming months as well as a spring carbon tax increase.
B.C. woman out $9K after online extortion

B.C. woman out $9K after online extortion

The fraud stemmed from a Facebook link.
Travel policy adoption deferred by City of Powell River Council

Travel policy adoption deferred by City of Powell River Council

Councillors send clause back to staff to clarify provisions for their accommodation
2025 B.C. property assessments released

2025 B.C. property assessments released

Homeowners can see the new value of their property, as of July 1, 2024.
Annual births in B.C. in 2024 projected to fall under 40,000 — a first since 1979

Annual births in B.C. in 2024 projected to fall under 40,000 — a first since 1979

2021 marked the first time deaths outpaced births and the trend appears to be accelerating.