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The province has responded to a lawsuit from the owners of the S&M Medicinal Sweet Shoppe in Gibsons over a Feb.

Coastal Fire Centre patrolling for possible lightning-caused fire starts

It may only take up a single parking spot but organizers behind the public patio installed on downtown Cowrie Street in Sechelt hope it keeps business going and pedestrians outside and interacting at a distance heading into shoulder season.

Former featherweight world champion Julia (The Jewel) Budd will be stepping back into the ring for the first time since she lost her title in January. The Roberts Creek mixed martial artist will take on Jessy (The Widowmaker) Miele on Aug.

British Columbia’s health minister urged those thinking of attending large events where social distancing isn’t possible to re-think their plans, warning bylaw officers would be out enforcing COVID-19 rules.

Students will go back to class by Sept. 10, two days later than originally planned, says B.C.’s education minister.

10 calls in two days, with a total of 13 since Aug. 5

B.C. has made a major new commitment to one COVID-19 response tactic that suggests officials are more certain now that a surge in cases is coming this fall, if not sooner.

Two 19-year-old deckhands who left Cowichan Bay on the Arctic Fox II for a commercial tuna fishing expedition say safety concerns and red flags prompted them to abandon the mission a week before the boat capsized off the coast of Washington Tuesday,

Another year has passed without answers for the family of Myles Gray about whether the police officers they hold responsible for his death will face charges.