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From Victoria to Port Hardy and back in 48 hours: End2End Cancer charity bike relay begins today

A charity bike relay spanning over 1,000 kilometres across Vancouver Island and back within 48 hours begins today.The inaugural End2End Cancer charity bike ride kicks off tonight. The relay...

Tour de Rock Rider Diary – Day 14: Finale and an Ode to the Riders

Hey, I’m Nicholas Arnold your midday guy here on 89.7 Sun FM and I’m chronicling my experience of being on the 2024 Tour de Rock team. The 14 day...

Tour de Rock Rider Diary – Day 13: Victoria, a Crash, and Family Surprises

Hey, I’m Nicholas Arnold your midday guy here on 89.7 Sun FM and I’m chronicling my experience of being on the 2024 Tour de Rock team. The 14 day...

Tour de Rock Rider Diary – Day 12: Shawnigan Lake, the Malahat, and Sooke

Hey, I’m Nicholas Arnold your midday guy here on 89.7 Sun FM and I’m chronicling my experience of being on the 2024 Tour de Rock team. The 14 day...

Tour de Rock Rider Diary – Day 11: Sun FM, Pie Fights, and Sacrifice

Hey, I’m Nicholas Arnold your midday guy here on 89.7 Sun FM and I’m chronicling my experience of being on the 2024 Tour de Rock team. The 14 day...

Tour de Rock Rider Diary – Day 10: Cowichan Valley, Stories, and Seniors

Hey, I’m Nicholas Arnold your midday guy here on 89.7 Sun FM and I’m chronicling my experience of being on the 2024 Tour de Rock team. The 14 day...

Tour de Rock Rider Diary – Day 9: Nanaimo, Helium, and Auction Items

Hey, I’m Nicholas Arnold your midday guy here on 89.7 Sun FM and I’m chronicling my experience of being on the 2024 Tour de Rock team. The 14 day...

Tour de Rock Rider Diary – Day 8: Hydro Hill, More Hair Loss and the West Coast

Hey, I’m Nicholas Arnold your midday guy here on 89.7 Sun FM and I’m chronicling my experience of being on the 2024 Tour de Rock team. The 14 day...

Tour de Rock Rider Diary – Day 7: The Hump, Songs, and Syndicates

Hey, I’m Nicholas Arnold your midday guy here on 89.7 Sun FM and I’m chronicling my experience of being...

Tour de Rock Rider Diary – Day 6: The Beatles of Vancouver Island

Hey, I’m Nicholas Arnold your midday guy here on 89.7 Sun FM and I’m chronicling my experience of being...

Tour de Rock Rider Diary Day 5: Rainy Jaunt to the Comox Valley

Hey, I'm Nicholas Arnold your midday guy here on 89.7 Sun FM and I'm chronicling my experience of being...

Tour de Rock Rider Diary Day 4: The Two CRs. Campbell River and Cracklin’ Rosie

Hey, I'm Nicholas Arnold your midday guy here on 89.7 Sun FM and I'm chronicling my experience of being...

Tour de Rock Rider Diary Day 3: Port McNeill, Woss, Sayward, and Wardrobe Musings

Hey, it's Nicholas your midday guy on Sun FM. I'm continuing to chronicle my journey on the 2024 Tour...

Tour de Rock Rider Diary Day 2: Tri Port Ride, Pancakes, and Rain

Hey it's Nicholas from the Sun FM midday show, checking in with a Tour de Rock rider update from...

Tour de Rock Rider Diary Day 1: Kickoff and Ride to Port Alice

Hey, it's Nicholas your midday guy on Sun FM. I'll be chronicling my journey as a 2024 Tour de...

Hwy. 1 reopened southbound south of Mill Bay following collision

After a lengthy closure, Highway 1 has been re-opened just south of Mill Bay.The southbound lanes had been closed...
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BC Ferries proposes stable fares and savings to clients thanks to low fuel prices 

BC Ferries has submitted a proposal to the Ferry Commissioner to reduce fuel prices and transfer savings to the consumer through lower fares.,

Investment in industry on Vancouver Island aims to support jobs and reduce emissions 

Thirty-five million dollars is being funneled into businesses across B.C. to help create jobs and promote clean energy.

B.C. small businesses brace for end of U.S. duty-free exemption

Small businesses in British Columbia are preparing for a financial hit from the U.S. elimination of de minimis exemptions on shipments.

B.C. small businesses brace for end of U.S. duty-free exemption

Small businesses in British Columbia are preparing for a financial hit from the U.S. elimination of de minimis exemptions on shipments.

New policy to address affordable housing and homelessness in North Cowichan 

More housing is in the future for North Cowichan as the municipality approves a new policy to build close to 400 homes.
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