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Gibsons bagpipe player part of best 3A drum corps in the world

Gibsons bagpipe player part of best 3A drum corps in the world

Piper Craig Buchanan plays with the Greighlan Crossing Pipe Band, which competed at the World Pipe Band Championships in Scotland this past weekend -- with video.
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B.C. double-homicide victims found in Naramata gully, court hears

B.C. double-homicide victims found in Naramata gully, court hears

Judge and jury hear police testimony in double-murder trial of Wade Cudmore.
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Police catch drunk driver travelling on Highway 1 with young child in vehicle

Police catch drunk driver travelling on Highway 1 with young child in vehicle

Police contacted the Ministry of Children and Family Development "due to the age of the child and the dangerous situation they were placed in."
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B.C. company fined $25K for drone filming too close to whales

B.C. company fined $25K for drone filming too close to whales

The drone operator was also fined $5,000 and named by DFO.
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Sunshine Coast International Overdose Awareness Day event moves to Mission Point

Sunshine Coast International Overdose Awareness Day event moves to Mission Point

The Aug. 31 event to honour those who have died from the toxic drug crisis and to gather those affected by the crisis will run from 3 to 6 p.m. 
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Baldrey: Which party will be ready when the 2024 B.C. election campaign begins?

Baldrey: Which party will be ready when the 2024 B.C. election campaign begins?

Fielding a candidate is required to win a riding, columnist Keith Baldrey says, but parties have another big motivation to run as many people as possible.
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RCMP looking to put an end to long, deadly summer of B.C. highways

RCMP looking to put an end to long, deadly summer of B.C. highways

On average, 568 people are injured in crashes every Labour Day long weekend in B.C.
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Rob Shaw: Effort to oust Rustad emerges from BC Conservative ranks

Rob Shaw: Effort to oust Rustad emerges from BC Conservative ranks

Party faces internal battle as grassroots movement challenges leader's decisions
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Amphibian survey of BCTS cutblock requested

Amphibian survey of BCTS cutblock requested

A lone frog, sized to easily fit in the palm of an adult and on the provincial government’s endangered species “blue” list, has raised more questions about B.C. Timber Sales decision to log the Joe Smith Creek cutblock.
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Angling for abstraction in buoyant seascapes: 'Our Playful Seascape' at GPAG

Angling for abstraction in buoyant seascapes: 'Our Playful Seascape' at GPAG

Odile Gagné’s mixed media show, 'Our Playful Seascape,' on at Gibsons Public Art Gallery until Aug. 25
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