Chilliwack – As of June 1, crews were tearing up the old dilapidated astroturf at Exhibition Field, in preparation for the new turf. The Valley Huskers just completed their spring camp and hope to start main camp June 22. Local crews told FVN that the deadline is doable, but could not confirm to a hard […]
Chilliwack – Chilliwack RCMP are advising the public that there is no ongoing risk following a reported stabbing that occurred on May 29, 2026, at a residence on Margaret Avenue (near RAN). Police were initially contacted at 8 p.m. on May 29, 2026, after a man reported he had been stabbed outside a residence. Frontline […]
Victoria – Expense limits for the 2026 General Local Elections are available on the Elections BC website. Expense limits for candidates Expense limits for third party advertising sponsors Expense limits for general local elections are calculated by the Ministry of Housing and Municipal Affairs, Ministry of Education and Childcare, and Ministry of Indigenous Relations and […]
Cultus Lake (Cultus Lake Community) – JUNE 2, 2026 UPDATE – On average 76-78 people drown each year in BC (Approximately 77% to 78% of drowning victims are men.) Last summer (2025) two people drowned at Cultus Lake. In an effort to reduce these numbers Cultus Lake Park has two PDF stations where life jackets […]
Vancouver/Abbotsford (Vancouver Canucks) – Vancouver Canucks General Manager Ryan Johnson announced June 1, that the team has hired Manny Malhotra as the 23rd Head Coach in franchise history. “Manny and I have been in the battle together before, so I know firsthand what a good teacher, leader, and quality person he is,” said Johnson. “Connection, consistency […]
Port Coquitlam/Colony Farm/Merritt (with files from Global) – It is an annual review and it always brings up passionate discussion. The subject – Allan Schoenborn (aka Ken John Johnson) UPDATE JUNE 1 – From family advocate Dave Teixeira: Lunch break at BC Review Board hearing. The 3x child killer is in the wrong program. He […]
Montreal – (Christopher Reynolds The Canadian Press) – Postal workers are giving the thumbs-up to a new contract, casting their ballots overwhelmingly to approve a tentative agreement after more than two years of labour strife. The union representing some 55,000 Canada Post employees says they voted more than 85 per cent in favour of the […]
Mission – Fraser Health advises Mission and surrounding area residents that due to physician staffing challenges at Mission Memorial Hospital, we are implementing a temporary service interruption beginning Sunday, May 31 at 5:00 p.m. to Monday, June 1 at 8:00 a.m. The service interruption will begin at 5:00 p.m. to ensure all patients already in the emergency department can be seen […]
Calgary (CNW) – Canadian Pacific Kansas City (TSX: CP) (NYSE: CP) (CPKC) said on Sunday May 31, it has implemented contingency plans to maintain railway operations across Canada following the International Brotherhood of Electrical Worker (IBEW) Canadian Signals and Communications System Council No. 11’s rejection of CPKC’s latest contract offers. The IBEW, representing approximately 300 […]
Vancouver (with files from Wolfgang Depner The Canadian Pres/CBC/Black Press/Global) – At the May 30 BC Conservative Leadership Convention, Kerry Lynne Findlay became the next B.C. Conservative leader with 51 per cent of the vote. Kerry-Lynne Findlay has been voted the new leader of the BC Conservative Party. In a tight race that came down […]
