All around the world, it’s critically important for pilots to navigate without getting their wires crossed. For those who visit Penticton Regional Airport, it’s thanks to flight service specialists like

An LGBTQ2 community member in Drumheller is raising concerns after a request to reconsider the town’s flag pole, banner and decorative crosswalk policy makes the agenda at the upcoming council

Alberta’s recently tabled provincial budget will be allocate some dollars to housing funding, but advocates worry this influx still isn’t enough to make real change. On Feb. 29, the province

Descrease article font size Increase article font size The small B.C. community of Enderby is in the running for a major prize. On Saturday, Kraft Hockeyville announced the four finalists

By Colby Guy The Canadian Press Posted March 9, 2024 7:20 pm 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size Vladimir Tarasenko scored his first two goals

Environmentalists and the federal government are trying to figure out why hundreds of fish turned up dead in a section of the Saint Lawrence River near Montreal. A local organization

When 24-year-old Heather Hines from Southern California was changing into her work clothes last month, she noticed the seven security cameras she owned from Wyze went offline for a short

A fruit-packing plant in the Central Okanagan that’s been fined in the past for violating waste discharge regulations is apparently applying for a permit to legally dump wastewater into a

Descrease article font size Increase article font size The man who was convicted of murdering a University of Victoria student in 1987 has been granted day parole. In January 1987,

A spokesperson from Toronto Hydro says 2,500 people were left without power in Scarborough Saturday morning after a pole fire. Residents in the area of Ellesmere Road south to Kingston