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Police seek information in 2023 Halfmoon Bay homicide

Police seek information in 2023 Halfmoon Bay homicide

Gregory Sullivan, 56, a father to two young girls, died from gunshot wounds outside a residence on Birch Way in Halfmoon Bay, in the early morning of June 22, 2023.
Powell River Council receives Lift Community Services update

Powell River Council receives Lift Community Services update

Executive director Kim Markel outlines activities of the organization
Family suing after elderly B.C. woman leaves her $1M estate to male escort

Family suing after elderly B.C. woman leaves her $1M estate to male escort

The deceased changed her will a few months before she died.
Drag racers from Powell River enter events on lower coast

Drag racers from Powell River enter events on lower coast

Racing season underway for Garry Clark and Amanda Sholtens
Rob Shaw: By Eby's logic, Putin has a shot at next BC Ferries deal

Rob Shaw: By Eby's logic, Putin has a shot at next BC Ferries deal

Premier's defence of China contract draws fire for putting cost ahead of principle
Woss man sent by taxi to Victoria hospital — a $2,148 round-trip fare

Woss man sent by taxi to Victoria hospital — a $2,148 round-trip fare

Nigel Poulton was grateful when Island Health provided a drive to and from his medical appointment in Victoria, but floored by the cost to the health authority.
Firefighters responding to small wildfire on Sunshine Coast

Firefighters responding to small wildfire on Sunshine Coast

Photographs show a wildfire burning in the hillside near Homesite Creek.
Ocean conference enlightening for delegate from qathet

Ocean conference enlightening for delegate from qathet

Let’s Talk Trash team member attended United Nations event in France
Grad 2025: To the teachers, from a student

Grad 2025: To the teachers, from a student

On behalf of the Class of 2025, Lily Carlos delivered a speech in recognition of qathet School District teachers and staff for their guidance, wisdom and support
Opinion: B.C.'s mental health law is on trial — and so is our commitment to human rights

Opinion: B.C.'s mental health law is on trial — and so is our commitment to human rights

A mental health system that respects Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms can also promote public safety.