Water Restrictions Explained
The Metro Vancouver area experiences a 50% rise in potable water use, attributed primarily to lawn watering, during summer months. Vancouver’s summer water use rises are less than area averages
In January, There Are Seven Drug Deaths in Prince George
13 fatalities were reported across Northern Health. Seven deaths from illicit drug overdoses were reported in Prince George in January 2023, according to monthly data supplied by the BC Coroners
Ottawa Police Officer Accused of Sexual Assault Has Had His Charges Dropped
According to his lawyer, Const. Kevin Benloss is “committed to rectify the damages” to his reputation. According to the officer’s attorney, the criminal charges against an Ottawa police officer accused
Surrey Parents Are Pleading With the Public to Help Find Their Missing Teen Son
A khaki-colored blazer and brown pajama trousers were the last things he was seen wearing. In order to find a missing 14-year-old boy from Surrey, police and his parents are
Action Plan for Climate Emergency
We Are In a Climate Emergency The climate problem is the most important issue of our time. We are already feeling the effects of climate change, however there is still
After Increasing For Two Weeks, the Number of COVID-Positive Hospital Patients Somewhat Declines
There are now 237 patients with the illness in hospitals, down from 240 the week prior. The number of patients with COVID-19 in British Columbia hospitals decreased on Thursday, the
Canada’s BC and Ottawa Sign $27 Billion Health Financing Deal
Agreement includes quick cash for addressing excessive surgical wait times and pressing needs in emergency hospitals. The federal government’s $27.47 billion offer to support health care in British Columbia has
Street-Level Drug Dealer’s Sentence Is Delayed
One last chance to interview for a pre-sentence report has been provided by Crystal Leah Arndt. Before being sentenced, a woman convicted of selling drugs on the street was given
At The Vancouver Airport, Authorities Seize More Than 1,350 Illegal Firearms and Weapons Headed For British Columbia
According to the agency, packages from China were stopped at the Vancouver International Airport. According to the Canada Border Services Agency, more than 1,350 illegal firearms and weapons have been
The Provincial Government Gives B.C. Ferries a $500 Million Commitment to Reduce Fare Rises
Through 2028, the B.C. NDP wants to keep the average annual increase in ticket prices below 3%. To avoid fare increases over the next four years due to inflation and