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Police warn Indigenous businesses being targeted by scammers

After millions of dollars were stolen in BC’s North, RCMP are warning Indigenous businesses across Canada to beware of scammers. RCMP say over the past...

Carney to meet premiers on Canadian response as Trump imposes sweeping tariffs

Prime Minister Mark Carney will meet Canada's premiers Thursday to discuss possible retaliatory measures against the United States after President Donald Trump imposed sweeping tariffs affecting nearly every country in the world.

UPGRADE: Rash of election sign vandalism crosses party lines in North Island-Powell River

Election signs in Campbell River have been vandalized during the past two days, some in ways clearly meant to send a message. On Saturday morning,...

Federal Conservative leader visits Vancouver Island on brief tour

Federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre was on a whirlwind tour of Vancouver Island today, stopping in several communities to support his Island candidates. His first...

Carney gets Liberal nod, set to become next PM

Formal central banker Mark Carney is set to become the next Prime Minister of Canada after the Liberal Party selected him to be their next leader.

Trudeau slams Trump’s blanket tariffs as ‘a very dumb thing’

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took aim at U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday, condemning his blanket tariffs as "a very dumb thing." "It’s not in...

Trump confirms 25% tariff on Canadian goods to take effect at midnight

WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump has confirmed that his threatened 25 per cent tariff on all Canadian goods entering the United States will...

Vista Radio announces CRTC approval to purchase several radio stations in B.C.

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has approved Vista Radio’s purchase of 21 Bell Media radio stations, including 27 regional repeater transmitters in...

Trudeau matches Trump’s 25 per cent tariffs

U.S. president Donald Trump delivered on his threats to launch a trade war on Canada Saturday.Trump dropped a blanket 25 per cent tariff on...

Trump unleashes tariff attack on Canada

U.S. president Donald Trump delivered on his threats to launch a trade war on Canada Saturday. Several unnamed senior officials told major North American news...

Indigenous tourism still struggling to return to pre-pandemic levels in Canada

Indigenous owned and operated tourism businesses continue to grow across Canada, but are still struggling with post-pandemic financial challenges. That’s the take-away from a new...

Daring wilderness trek aims to raise money to build new main cabin for summer camp

In February, two young men from Hearst plan to ski and snowshoe 450 km through the wilderness, from Fort Albany on the James Bay...

National lawsuit against opioid makers, marketers and sellers allowed to go ahead

A national class-action lawsuit against drug companies that make, market, and sell opioids in BC has been certified by the BC Supreme Court. Justice Michael...

Hereditary Kwagiulth chief who fought for Indigenous rights passes away

A hereditary chief who helped enshrine Indigenous rights in Canada has passed away. On social media, Jody-Wilson Raybould, former Cabinet Minister for the Trudeau government,...

Six egg brands recalled because of possible salmonella

Do not eat or buy certain egg brands as they might have salmonella. On January 18, The Canadian Food Inspection Agency issued a recall for...

New SAR planes likely ready to fly at 19 Wing this spring

New planes for military search and rescue teams at 19 Wing in Comox are expected to be ready to fly early this year. According to...

Federal Conservative leader tours Island businesses, holds full-house rally in Powell River

Federal Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre spoke to a packed house in Powell River last night, as part of several days of campaigning on...

Ladysmith RCMP officer charged with sexual assault with weapon, uttering threats

A Ladysmith RCMP officer has now been suspended with pay as he awaits a court hearing for three charges.  40-year-old Jason Sammoun has been charged...

New ‘Reaper’ drones now under construction for 19 Wing

The first state-of-the-art military drones for CFB Comox are now in production in San Diego. In 2023 the Canadian Armed Forces committed $2.5 billion to...

Federal petition launched to end fur farming in Canada

BC SPCA is pushing for a national ban on fur farming in an online petition. In a release, they say a petition has been launched...

Prime Minister Trudeau announces his resignation

Justin Trudeau will be resigning as leader of the federal Liberals and Prime Minister once a new party leader is selected. Trudeau met...

Salt brands from Superstore under recall for containing plastic

Several popular brands of salt have prompted a recall alert from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency because they are contaminated with plastic. Loblaws is recalling...

As teen recovers from avian flu, researchers stumped as cause still unknown

Researchers still don’t know how a young BC teen got sick with a particularly nasty version of the bird flu virus. New details published in...

CFIA issues Canadian recall for possible norovirus-tainted Island oysters

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a recall notice for several batches of Island-grown oysters that were recently harvested, because of norovirus concerns. The...

Island oysters target of American recall in 15-plus states

Oysters harvested earlier this month off the coast of Vancouver Island are being recalled in 15 US states after a possible norovirus contamination. The US...

One in custody in Port Alberni stabbing 

RCMP say a man who was stabbed over the weekend is in critical, but stable, condition after a weekend altercation in Port Alberni.  Police responded to...

Canada’s Supreme Court judges will start 150th anniversary tour on Vancouver Island

It’s the 150th anniversary of Canada’s Supreme Court next year, and to commemorate, the top federal judge is touring the nation, starting on Vancouver...

WestJet paying out $12.5 million in class-action settlement over baggage fees

If you paid to check your bags on a WestJet flight on certain dates prior to 2019, you may be eligible for part of...

Strike vote scheduled Monday for CN Rail workers

Unionized railway workers with CN are holding a strike vote on Monday, which could impact shipping and economies across Canada. Unifor national president Lana Payne...

Feds failing Canada’s endangered species, independent audit shows

The federal government is decades behind on meaningful action to protect endangered species in Canada, a new audit reveals. The independent audit found that the...

Feds order TikTok Canada to wind down business; app won’t be blocked

In the interests of national security, the federal government has ordered social media giant Tik Tok to wind up its Canadian business operations. The decision...

Election day in the US opens with polls ‘too close to call’

It is election day in the U.S. as millions of Americans head to the polls to choose their next president. As of midnight Monday, voters...

Chinese state hackers are Canada’s biggest cybersecurity threat: report

The largest Internet-based threat to Canada today is the Chinese government’s “expansive and aggressive” cyber program, says Canada’s Communications Security Establishment. CSIS is Canada’s information...

Nourish Cowichan brought in to help support Port Alberni and Ucluelet school food programs

Nourish Cowichan is partnering with another Vancouver Island school food program to bring more healthy meals to kids.  Nourish announced that it would partner with...

BC lags behind most other provinces for access to doctors

BC is doing worse than all western provinces and Ontario when it comes to regular access to a doctor. According to a report published today...

Canada’s ‘godfather of AI’ wins Nobel, warns against machine takeover

Canada’s latest Nobel Prize winner is warning about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence, which he helped develop. Geoffrey Hinton with the University of Toronto...

Federal Liberals tap ex-Ontario premier’s top advisor to run election campaign

With rumours of a possible winter election swirling around Ottawa, the federal Liberal Party announced Sunday that it has selected a new campaign director. In...

Carbon tax a net loss for most Canadians, says revised parliamentary budget watchdog report

Canada’s parliamentary budget watchdog has corrected an earlier report about the carbon tax, and found it will leave most Canadians worse off. Parliamentary Budget Officer...

Island lake featured in British museum’s international wildlife photo contest winner

A Vancouver Island lake is featured in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Award in the British Natural History Museum’s 60th anniversary photo contest. Marine...

Veterinarians fear salmon farm ban sets anti-science precedent for other agriculture

The association for Canadian veterinarians is concerned federal plans for salmon farms in BC will have negative consequences on other farming sectors. The Canadian Veterinary...

Solar flares create another chance to see Northern Lights this weekend

If the skies clear this weekend, you may be able to see another aurora borealis display similar to the light show in May. The sun...

Ladysmith RCMP Search for Missing Woman

The RCMP is looking for a missing woman in Ladysmith. Sarah Oranchuk was last seen on August 28 in Ladysmith, and was reported missing on...

Alaskan ‘sustainable’ fisheries in crosshairs of BC ENGO coalition

A coalition of BC environmental groups are pushing the Marine Stewardship Council to drop the “sustainable” claim from southeast Alaskan salmon fisheries. Research has shown...

NDP Leader Ends Agreement with the Trudeau Government

Federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has ended the Supply and Confidence Agreement signed with the Liberal government in 2022. The agreement was helping keep prime...

Toxic drugs claim lives of nearly 200 British Columbians in July

A slight decrease in toxic drug deaths happened this past month.  According to the BC Coroners Service, at least 192 people died in July this...

RCMP Warns Youth at Risk of Online Recruitment by Extremist Groups

Parents are being warned to watch out for the signs of online recruitment and exploitation of children and youth by violent extremist groups. The RCMP's...

BC-built science vessel will be DFO’s new flagship

A new science vessel built in Vancouver will be plying the waters around Vancouver Island in the coming months, while its crew learns the...

BC court approves class-action suit over herbicide link with Parkinson’s disease

A class-action lawsuit against one of the world’s largest agri-businesses is going ahead, thanks to a Vancouver Island man who passed away last year. Justice...
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