The provincial state of emergency is being extended an additional two weeks to support continued co-ordination of B.C.’s COVID-19 response. “We are now in the…
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Mining policies in transboundary watersheds must improve
Letter to the Editor Nearly two dozen North American scientists and policy experts recently commented on the dangerous ecological shortfalls resulting from B.C. mining practices…
New taxes and a deeper dive into debt
Letter to the Editor It’s going to cost British Columbians more to fill their fridges, heat their homes and watch their favourite shows. The government…
B.C. budget teeters on deficit cliff
Letter to the Editor British Columbia’s provincial budget is balanced on a tightrope with no safety harness. We will soon learn on budget day if…
Victoria promising lower ICBC premiums and more
B.C.’s Ministry of Attorney General this morning announced that legislation will be introduced in the coming weeks that will lower ICBC premiums by approximately 20%…
Suspicion of hereditary power is legitimate
By Dr. Brian Horejsi Op-Ed Commentary We’ve recently seen a handful of Aboriginal Band chiefs – the Hereditary faction of Band rulers – take action…
Bowen Byram makes cut for Team Canada
Cranbrook’s Bowen Byram will be a key member of Canada’s 2020 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship team competing over the Christmas holidays in Ostrava and…
Local rides to World Wake Surfing Championship
Dagen Duczek as he returned to the beach following his final run at the 2019 World Wake Surfing Championship near Ogden, Utah. An East Kootenay…
World class in our back yard
Road Trippin’ Bugaboo Provincial Park, B.C. You can catch glimpses of the Bugaboos from vantage points along Highway 95 at Brisco, 29 km north of…
B.C. cuts personal limits on out-of-province liquor
British Columbians visiting other provinces and territories are now able to bring home liquor products for personal consumption without any restrictions or limits. Previously, there…