Joyce Holloway receives four shopping carts filled with presents from Boitanio Mall for the Salvation Army.
Boitanio Mall manager Jeanette Tuerlings, along with Arielle Seebach from security, presented Joyce Holloway from the Salvation Army with four shopping carts filled with presents gathered from the mall’s Children’s Wish Toy Drive.
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Ministry of Agriculture visits producers impacted
Doors open at 6 p.m., the show Return to Earth starts at 7 p.m.
Chief Joe Alphonse says they want his remains returned to his homeland in B.C.’s Cariboo region
The new bridge will connect to Scout Island
Liberals introduced a poverty line that was below the prior low-income cutoff
Victoria company has purchased BCHL team, but will keep it in Port Alberni
The Heiltsuk Tribal Council has called out Kirby Corporation for the Nathan E. Stewart oil spill
Contributions from municipal to federal level to fund more buses in a bid to cut commutes
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After facing criticism, the government moved to begin settlement proceedings in early 2018
Tax revenue $2.1 billion higher than budget in 2018-19
The siblings were found drowned on their family’s property, according to RCMP
