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Area member of Parliament John Weston will be seeking the Conservative nomination again in advance of the 2015 federal election.

The independent panel on Internet voting has published and submitted the recommendations report to the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia.

Attorney General and Minister of Justice Suzanne Anton introduced Bill 2, amendments to the Electoral Boundaries Commission Act, in the legislature last week, which will maintain the existing number of northern and rural electoral districts and ensur

Environmental scientists took to the waters last fall for the second year of a three-year initiative to map eelgrass in the Islands Trust area.

Since the launch of the draft "Community Plan in Progress" in May 2013, a wide range of community partners have gathered and are mobilizing to address the economic priorities identified by local women.

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The School District No. 46 (SD46) board adopted its 2013/14 annual budget at Tuesday's board meeting. Trustees gave three readings to the amended budget of $42,136,953 after receiving a report from secretary treasurer Nicholas Weswick.

September may seem far away, but it's sign-up time now for kids who will enter school this fall.

If you can't go to them, the Alzheimer Society of B.C. will bring support to you. The Society offers a free tele-support group for local caregivers of a family member with Alzheimer's disease or another dementia who is living at home.

Grade 12 Elphinstone Secondary School student Clare Lyle is spending this weekend in a series of interviews that will decide whether she receives an award of up to $80,000 to pay for her undergraduate studies in Canada.