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NHL not going to 2018 Olympics in South Korea

NHL not going to 2018 Olympics in South Korea

The league says no meaningful dialogue had materialized in talks
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UPDATED: Blast on Russian subway kills 10

UPDATED: Blast on Russian subway kills 10

An explosion on a St. Petersburg subway has killed at least 10 and injured 50
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Juno Awards set to pay tribute to Leonard Cohen

Juno Awards set to pay tribute to Leonard Cohen

Feist will play a classic song to honour the famous singer
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VIDEO: Students battle in Pacific Northwest robotics competition

VIDEO: Students battle in Pacific Northwest robotics competition

More than 300 high school students from B.C., Alta., and Washington took part in the VEX Robotics competition
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Fire chiefs across Canada say most Canadians unprotected against silent killer

Fire chiefs across Canada say most Canadians unprotected against silent killer

Most homeowners in Canada aren鈥檛 required to install life-saving detectors along with smoke alarms
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Comox Valley Regional District hosts air quality forum

Comox Valley Regional District hosts air quality forum

The Comox Valley regional District is hosting an air quality forum on Tuesday, April 4 from 4-7 p.m. The meeting will be at CVRD鈥檚 boardroom, 550B Comox Road, Courtenay and is open to the public. This is an opportunity to hear new information and data about wood smoke in the Comox Valley.
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VIDEO: Signs of the election cropping up across B.C.

VIDEO: Signs of the election cropping up across B.C.

Quesnel and Terrace crack down on signage, while the Lower Mainland takes a laissez-faire approach
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Special prosecutor named in donations probe

Special prosecutor named in donations probe

RCMP requested independent lawyer to decide on charges
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Gas prices in B.C. on the rise: GasBuddy

Gas prices in B.C. on the rise: GasBuddy

Analyst Dan McTeague says to expect prices to rise by up to 10 cents starting on March 30
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Province invests $600,000 in North Island College aquaculture program

Province invests $600,000 in North Island College aquaculture program

North Island College will receive $600,000 to develop an aquaculture diploma at the Campbell River campus, BC Minister of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training Shirley Bond announced last week.
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