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There continues to be an increasing number of kittens and cats in need of help throughout the Fraser Valley, and one Abbotsford-based charity is warning that it’s bulging at the seams.
Since first opening its storefront last September, Abby Cat Daddy has taken in hundreds of local felines in need of assistance.
However, its founder is now putting out an urgent c...
The provincial government of British Columbia is investing $2 million to launch Make More in B.C., a new initiative aimed at creating regional economic hubs that will protect existing forestry workers, generate new jobs and extract more value from every tree.
The money will support the creation of regional economic hubs, with the first one being in the Merritt Timber S...
In just two days, BC Place will be handed over to FIFA to finish the final preparations ahead of the World Cup.
BC Place, along with the provincial government, provided an update on renovations and a tour for media Tuesday (May 12) as there is less than a month until the games kick off in North America. BC Place is a provincial Crown corporation owned and operated by B...
The two young men who are likely the latest homicide victims of B.C.’s gang wars were just kids.
That’s what Kal Dosanjh, founder and CEO of Kids Play Foundation, wants people to remember about the two teenagers killed in Surrey on Sunday.
“These kids are human beings, and they’re all good kids, good kids that eventually end up taking the wrong path, but all of ...
A racist rant caught on camera “did not meet the legal threshold for a hate-motivated criminal offence,” according to Kelowna RCMP.
Corporate and Client Services Officer Insp. Laura Pollock confirmed that officers attended a reported disturbance stemming from a road rage incident near the intersection of Bertram Street and Bernard Avenue around 1:43 p.m. on Sunday, May...