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Daily FIFA World Cup soccer match updates and news for Black Press Media publications.
England and Argentina are heading to the semi-finals after defeating Norway and Switzerland, respectively.
England’s Jude Bellingham scored both goals for his team, the first in the 45+2 minute and the second in the 93rd. England won 2-1 after extra time.
Argen...
Most intersection collisions in British Columbia occur not because drivers misunderstand the rules, but because they misjudge speed, intent, and timing. Intersection driving is primarily a prediction problem under time pressure, not a rules recall problem.
Intersections Are Not Rule Problems — They Are Prediction Problems
Traffic laws at interse...
Now that the school year is over and the hot summer weather has arrived, many Canadian families will enjoy summer vacations.
Across the country, there is plenty to see and experience, including natural wonders, dynamic cities, unique festivals and celebrations and remote wilderness areas.
How much do you know about Canada’s many remarkable attractions?
Pu...
Vancouver Island black bears eat both meat and plants, and their sense of smell and hearing is far superior to that of humans. If a hungry bear smells food waste in a barbecue or trash container or a vehicle, it will go after it. Bears are natural scavengers and have good memories, so they will return to locations where they have found food before.
Bears must eat amoun...
The Cowichan community came out on June 21 to show love and celebrate love at the Pride Parade hosted by Cowichan Pride in Duncan.
It was part of Pride Month festivities.
The streets were filled with colour as community members, along with some canines donned rainbow colours to celebrate community, love, and diversity.
Party like it’s 1999
Pride Mo...