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B.C.-wide Amber Alert over after child located safe, man arrested

B.C.-wide Amber Alert over after child located safe, man arrested

The alert was issued around 12:30 p.m. Saturday.
B.C. Ferries cancels some sailings as high winds hit Vancouver Island

B.C. Ferries cancels some sailings as high winds hit Vancouver Island

A frontal system is headed toward B.C.’s south coast, bringing with it wind, rain and snow.
Powell River Kings' forward scores in debut

Powell River Kings' forward scores in debut

Simone Dadiè finds back on the net in first game with new club
Dietitian shares tips for the holiday season (that don’t ditch the dessert!)

Dietitian shares tips for the holiday season (that don’t ditch the dessert!)

For those living with diabetes, or anyone with healthy eating goals, the holidays can represent a challenging time for managing your diet. 
Kicking the Clutter: How to successfully end this year

Kicking the Clutter: How to successfully end this year

Reflect on what made you happy; make a small list of changes
In memoriam: Taylor N. Arrowsmith

In memoriam: Taylor N. Arrowsmith

January 25, 1987 - November 12, 2023
Alleged drug den, murder leads to forfeiture claim on three B.C. homes and $1.5M cash

Alleged drug den, murder leads to forfeiture claim on three B.C. homes and $1.5M cash

BC Civil Forfeiture Act allows the director to seize assets where there is only a likely link to criminal activity and not necessarily a conviction.
B.C. lawyer facing U.S. money laundering, fraud charges suspended by law society

B.C. lawyer facing U.S. money laundering, fraud charges suspended by law society

B.C. lawyer Faiyaz Dean will sit on the sidelines of the legal profession for eight years; he faces several criminal charges in the U.S.
Saltery Bay resident devoted life to helping salmon

Saltery Bay resident devoted life to helping salmon

VIDEO: National Film Board of Canada re-releases documentary from 1979
300,000 people have received free contraceptives, expanded pharmacist care in B.C., Eby says

300,000 people have received free contraceptives, expanded pharmacist care in B.C., Eby says

Recent provincial changes allow pharmacists to prescribe for minor ailments and dispense free contraceptives, reducing doctor visits.