Nesika Elementary School Grade 1 students recite a poem during the school’s Remembrance Day service held Friday, Nov. 4.
Nesika Elementary School Grade 1 students Jason Toop (from left), Electra Cahoose, Keisha William and Dryden Campbell recite a poem during the school’s Remembrance Day service held Friday, Nov. 4, before public school students had the following week off for fall break.
Club learned this week it won’t be receiving local government funding, for the second year in a row
This brings the total number of cases to 7,271 since testing began
The film is completely free and was released on YouTube on Jan. 22, 2021
System does not care about Indigenous peoples, says First Nations Leadership Council
Province is expanding vaccine workforce as officials ramp up age-based rollout
Since January 2020, 78,278 have tested positive for the novel coronavirus in B.C.
Packaging suppliers are still figuring eco-friendly and affordable packaging options that fit the mandates of Cannabis Regulations
The head has not been recovered
A new study says the switch could also save up to $230 million in provincial health-care costs
Mounties say Michael Gregory’s death has been deemed ‘non-suspicious’
More than two-times the B.C. residents know someone who died from an overdose compared to rest of Canada
Creekside Landing cleared of coronavirus, despite additional death in last day
B.C. residents get priority access to camping reservations in province
Police said woman threatened their pensions in Feb. 21 incident aboard Nanaimo-bound boat
