Haynes said he is “quite disappointed” but also respects choice of North Cowichan as national centre
The bylaw has existed since the creation of the CRD’s animal control service in 1979
Sooke approves funds to allow for federal grant
Man may face charges of dangerous driving and mischief
Add money, start spraying to wash dog in the K9000
Rowing club official says financial impact of Rowing Canada’s decision still unknown
Eating only from dumpsters, the students hope to raise money for food banks in Northern Canada
Critics say harm reduction alternatives a better investment
Findings appear in a 2016 report from Canadian Internet Registration Authority
Home sellers not always required to disclose violent crimes
Cops hope to speak with witnesses near Yates and Douglas on Jan. 13 between 1:45 and 3:15 p.m.
Adam Kreek said also he respects decision by Rowing Canada Aviron
Membership includes vocal amalgamation critic Coun. Judy Brownoff
B. C. Transit apologizes, saying it will look into food and drink policy
Terp City Canna Lounge has been illegally operating for several years
Home saved, but residents have been displaced
Upwards of 30 people moved across the West Shore Wednesday morning in solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en
New display system will allow customers to see and hear upcoming bus stop information
Dragons Den segment featuring Endur Apparel business partners airs Jan. 24
B.C. organization addresses mental health of veterans, first responders and their families
