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It was a bittersweet game for several Grade 12 Lord Tweedsmuir rugby players during “Senior Night.”

The senior rugby team played its final home game of the season May 1 and the school honoured several graduating players. Head coach Walter van Halst said the seniors were overjoyed to be playing a game they love, but there were also smothered by emotion as the post-game ...


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One hundred years is no small milestone, and the Ocean Park Community Association isn’t about to let a century of community, connection and volunteer spirit quietly slide by.

A two-day Centennial Celebration is planned for June 5-6 to honour “two legacies at the heart of Ocean Park life” – the OCPA and the historic Ocean Park Hall, a news release issued Tuesday (May 12...


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The Yellowhead Copper mine project is years away from opening its doors despite the province of B.C. recently listing it as a priority.

On Tuesday, May 12, representatives from Taseko gave an update to the District of Clearwater council on where the project currently stands. The presentation was introduced by Ursula Johnston, community relations advisor for the Yellowh...


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Extortion-related crime is decreasing in British Columbia, and significant progress has been made in dealing with the perpetrators – but law enforcement agencies will continue to keep the pressure on.

That was the message shared at a provincial roundtable on extortion on Tuesday (May 12), held virtually by the Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General and hosted ...


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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.


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