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Taking a stand
Chilliwack filmmaker Nicolas Teichrob is back in town with another extreme, adventure sport film, but this time it comes with a message.
Intermediates hosting showdown
The Richmond Roadrunners are hoping to be back on top of the B.C. Intermediate "A" Lacrosse League standings after a pair of upcoming weekend games against Vancouver Island opponents.
Ladner Village Market kicks off new season
The Ladner Village Market drew big crowds to the first date of its new season on Sunday.
Ladner Bandfest returns
Bring your lawn chairs to Memorial Park this weekend to enjoy two full days of old-fashioned concerts in the park at Ladner Bandfest.
Vince Vaccaro ready for Burnaby Blues fest
Answer: I was born in Montreal and I came here to Vancouver Island with my parents just before my teen years and I've been here ever since. So, I was born in the east, but I was definitely bred and raised mostly in the west and I've adopted the West Coast as my home. I love the place. I'll never go back on my French-Canadian roots 'cause that's who I am, but definitely love the West.
Port expansion will inflate food crisis
Ocean warming is melting the ice pack, causing rising sea levels and the tornadoes that killed 24 people last week.
Border disorder
WE suggested here in January that the Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission had erred in recommending the creation of a new Burnaby-North Seymour riding.
Grab a coffee and some free electricity
TIM Hortons may be known for its traditional donuts and coffee, but the Canadian company is moving with the times as it installs six electric charging stations in B.C. - including one in North Vancouver - as part of a new pilot project.
Mariners' magic runs dry in semifinals
A little Japanese juju carried the Earl Marriott Mariners all the way to the semifinal round of the B.C. High School AAA Rugby Championships before wearing off.
System shines against sputtering Adanacs
Just one week after being schooled by Victoria, the New Westminster Salmonbellies played teacher/student to near-perfection against a lacklustre Coquitlam Adanacs.
Adventure around every corner
For 47 years Camp Qwanoes has been inviting kids from a wide variety of backgrounds to leave the everyday behind, jump into adventure and let friendship fill each day.
Fast times at St. Thomas More
The St. Thomas More Knights 4x400 metre boys' relay team is one win away from establishing itself as the fastest program in the province.
Fast times at St. Thomas More
The St. Thomas More Knights 4x400 metre boys' relay team is one win away from establishing itself as the fastest program in the province.
Ottawa students paddle into New Westminster
A group of students from Ottawa paddled to New Westminster as part of an outdoor classroom experience.
Stars shine at B.C.S
The Archbishop Carney Stars put some back spin on their final high school golf tournament this week on Vancouver Island.
Runners ready for Langley gold rush
In recent years, runners from Surrey schools have dominated the middle distance events at the B.C. High School Track and Field Championships.
Chiefs come up empty, Blue Jays shake Langley jinx
The Whalley Chiefs have nothing to show for four solid efforts in B.C. Premier Baseball League play last weekend.
