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A former Vernon lawyer has been found to have misappropriated $116,000 from an elderly client who suffers from dementia – the latest in what has become a series of professional transgressions in recent years.
Leonard Hil Marriott had already been banned from practicing law for 10 years due to past findings of professional misconduct when the BC Law Society published th...
U10
The Cowichan U10 Atoms hosted the Nanaimo Boom Hawks at McAdam Park, falling short in a hard-fought 37–12 contest.
The match presented a steep learning curve for the young Cowichan squad as they made the sudden jump to a 9v9 layout for the first time.
“The extra players and expanded field created some early confusion on the gridiron, ...
B.C. Green incumbent Jeremy Valeriote laid out the party’s plans for transportation in the province during a stop in Whistler Friday (Oct. 9).
The party has plans to offer free transit passes for youth under 25 and seniors aged 65 and older, as well as boost bus service, increase funding for ferries and expand its infrastructure and develop passenger rail.
Valer...
A CentreBC government would double the funds available to manufacturing companies in the province.
That’s the message from CentreBC leader – and Surrey South candidate – Elenore Sturko, who made the announcement during a campaign stop in Bridgeview in North Surrey on Friday morning (Oct. 9).
She said that, if CentreBC forms a government following the Oct. 24 pro...
The little friend who greets École Cobble Hill schoolchildren each day when they arrive has gone missing, and students, school staff and the school’s parent advisory committee are hoping for its safe return.
The school’s mascot, Lou, a small artisan otter sculpture donated to the school, usually sits in a cozy flower pot at the front of the school. Jennifer Currie, Éco...