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People receiving cancer treatment in the Alberni Valley and on the West Coast will soon be able to stay a bit closer to home: West Coast General Hospital (WCGH) is getting a cancer care clinic by 2028.
“We have over 250 community members throughout the Alberni Valley, in the West Coast, travelling elsewhere for their cancer therapies,” said WCGH’s site director, Kelli ...
The B.C. provincial government has information about preparing a grab-and-go kit in case of an evacuation.
The small emergency kit is designed to be easy to take in case of an evacuation alert or order.
The supplies should be stored in one or two containers such as plastic bins or duffel bags, and should be stored in an area of the home that is easy to access.
Heritage Days is back! From May 15 to 17 help honour and celebrate the history of the Cowichan Lake Area with an art show, a party in the park, railway and logging displays and of course the famous logging truck parade.
The action kicks off on Friday, May 15, when visitors can check out the Kaatza Station Museum and the railway and logging historical display. The museu...
For 150 years, attending Western Canada’s oldest school has been a first step for dozens of the country’s most prized professional athletes, award-winning artists, and recognized academics.
On Aug. 7, 1876, Victoria High School would open its doors for the first time, hosting 36 students in a two-classroom log cabin at the grounds of the current Central Middle School. ...
Premier David Eby says he has asked his office to have the total costs of the upcoming World Cup out by the end of the month.
“I understand the important need to have a final and full accounting of the cost of the event available to the public. Our intention was to release that with our partners closer to the date of the first game, but I have asked our team to bring t...