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As Cindy Richard walked from her West Sechelt home to her art studio, she didn't see them at first -- but the three black bears quickly caught her attention.

Used to describe people who embody a feminine and masculine spirit, two-spirited identities have long held a high status in Indigenous communities.

Mirax Group, the owners of the Suncoast Industries cedar mill on Aqua Road in ts'uḵw'um (Wilson Creek) is appealing a $15,900 administrative penalty assessed for operations at that site under the Environmental Management Act.

As contract bargaining continues, 98 per cent of Hospital Employees’ Union members at seven facilities voted to strike

Rachel Blaney says more can be one to help those afflicted with opioid use

It took almost 11 hours to cross, but the West Vancouver man smashed his fundraising goal for Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind

On average, each person sent 49 kilograms less garbage to the region’s landfill in 2022 than in 2021.

Vancouver Coastal Health has targeted January of next year for transition of residents and staff from its Totem Lodge and Shorncliffe sites to the new Trellis seniors care facility.

"Extensive mischief" at a Sechelt real estate office is prompting an appeal from the RCMP for witnesses. "A suspect smashing the windows" of the Sussex Realty office at 5561 Wharf Avenue, was reported at about 11 p.m.

Deep Connections: Daughter, Father, Hopkins Landing opened on July 12, featuring mixed media works by Burnaby-based artist Tannis Hopkins and her father, Don Hopkins. Don, who died in 2012, was a grandson of Hopkins Landing founders George Henderson Hopkins and Isa (Ward) Hopkins.