Nanaimo council creates ammendment to end ‘on the fly’ motions
Council will now need two-thirds majority to make same meeting motions
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City of Nanaimo-CUPE Local 401 have labour peace until the end of 2028
New deal includes four per cent annual general wage increase
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Korean shipbuilder bidding on submarine deal partners with B.C. firms
South Korea’s Hanwha is competing with a German company to build the next fleet of Canadian subs
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Potable water service restored on two B.C. Ferries after coliform and E. coli detected
Through routine testing, an initial result indicated a potential issue last week
Read full storyB.C. seniors advocate continues to warn of spiralling wait times for long-term care
Seniors Advocate Dan Levitt ringing the alarm bells about an aging population, lack of services
Read full storyMan charged in B.C. bestiality case back in court next week
Seth Justin Christian to appear March 30 to fix a date for an appearance before the judicial case manager
Read full storyProfessional Employees Association ratifies deal with B.C. government
It covers about 1,900 people working as foresters, engineers, agrologists, geoscientists, psychologists
Read full storyProvince adds $1M in support for B.C. Lions games, festivities in Kelowna
The Lions play at the Apple Bowl on June 27 and July 4
Read full storyTRU Board of Directors considering closing Williams Lake campus in spring 2028
Post-secondary education could be reimagined in the region from 2026-2028
Read full storyQuesnel café owner spends month baking record challenging cake
Granville’s Coffee owner Ted Martindale marked his 80th birthday in style
Read full storyBomb threat prompts evacuation of Ministry of Health building in Victoria
The building was evacuated March 26 before being cleared by explosive technicians
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