First World War veterans laid to rest in Ocean Falls won’t be forgotten, thanks to BC Ferries workers and the Last Post Fund.
Last year Paul Dexter, Chief Steward on the Northern Sea Wolf, started the process to see if there were veterans buried in the coastal village, which was...
BC Hydro continues repairing the damage caused by Monday's wind storm and expects full service to be restored on the Sunshine Coast by this evening
Spokesperson Ted Olynyk says as outages are taken care of elsewhere more resources resources become available and crews are being brought to the Sunshine Coast from Vancouver and other areas of the Lower Mainland to help with repairs in Sechelt, Gambier Island, and Keats Island.
The Sunshine Coast Regional District is now deactivating their Emergency Operations Centre.
The district says the centre’s being deactivated because their response to the windstorm has moved to recovery, with the centre no longer needed as of now.
The centre was activated Monday night after a windstorm caused thousands of outages...
Veterans are getting complimentary travel in BC this Remembrance Day.
BC Ferries, BC Transit, and Translink are all offering free travel to veterans as a way to thank retired and active members of the military for their service.
BC Ferries will offer free service to those who have official Canadian military...
Nanaimo RCMP continues to look for answers to a fatal hit and run accident.Â
21-year-old Charles Tommy was killed on Thursday October 24 around 7 p.m. on Harmac Road just east of the Cedar Road Bridge.Â
Witness reports said Tommy was both standing on the shoulder and lying in the roadway...
UPDATE:Â Hydro crews brought power back for most of Campbell River, while over a thousand people got power back in Sechelt as of 3:00 p.m.
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Many residents in Campbell River and the Sunshine Coast are still without power.
BC Hydro says 4,653 in Nanaimo and Sechelt, and 1,470 residents in Campbell River...