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Legendary broadcaster Jim Hughson has been officially inducted into the BC Sports Hall of Fame’s
Legendary sportscaster Jim Hughson has officially joined the BC Sports Hall of Fame Class of
Legendary broadcaster Jim Hughson has officially joined the BC Sports Hall of Fame’s Class of
Legendary sportscaster Jim Hughson, the iconic voice behind countless Stanley Cup Finals and Olympic moments,
A serious multi-vehicle crash shut down Highway 1 in both directions between Chilliwack and Hope
Dr. Cayley Velazquez, a Health Science instructor at Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU), has been named
Legendary broadcaster Jim Hughson has been officially inducted into the BC Sports Hall of Fame’s
Legendary broadcaster Jim Hughson, known for his iconic play-by-play calls across hockey, baseball, and the
Legendary broadcaster Jim Hughson, known for his iconic play-by-play calls across four decades, has been
South Surrey’s rising swim stars made waves at the regional zone meet, delivering record-breaking performances
Vancouver Food Runners is hosting a volunteer info session on Nov. 12 at Surrey Libraries
Fleetwood Park Secondary teacher Derek Fournier has received the Prime Minister’s Award for Teaching Excellence,
A humpback whale named Nike stunned B.C. whale-watchers by shielding a seal from a pod of orcas in the Juan de Fuca Strait. The rare encounter sparked debate over whether the whale’s bold act was heroism—or pure self-defense.
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Long & McQuade has partnered with Rick’s Heart Foundation to launch a percussion instrument drive for seniors in care homes across B.C., including facilities in White Rock and Surrey. Running until Sept. 30, the campaign encourages community members to donate gently used drums, shakers, tambourines, and other rhythm instruments at Long & McQuade stores in White Rock, Surrey, and Langley. The initiative, part of the Heart for Music program, aims to reduce isolation and promote well-being through music therapy.
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B.C. has announced 640 new child-care spaces across 12 communities, including at Ta’Talu Elementary in South Surrey. The $23.5 million investment, part of the ChildCareBC New Spaces Fund, aims to provide families with affordable, accessible, and safe care directly on school grounds. Education Minister Lisa Beare highlighted that provincially funded spaces have grown to 156,000, cutting average daily fees from $47 to $19. Parents and officials say the move eases childcare challenges, supports working families, and strengthens local communities.
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Vernon’s Michelle Webster helped coach Team B.C. women’s softball to an undefeated run and a 9-6 gold-medal win over Ontario at the 2025 Canada Summer Games in St. John’s. B.C. went 7-0, outscoring opponents 61-7, as Webster added to her coaching legacy on the national stage.
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Vernon native and Abbotsford golf pro Brady Stead is expanding his Teach-a-thon for Mental Health into a provincewide initiative. Inspired by personal losses due to suicide, Stead launched the fundraiser in 2023, donating 100% of golf lesson fees and donations to the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA). The 2025 program allows PGA of BC professionals across British Columbia to host their own events between Aug. 22 and Sept. 30, with all proceeds staying in local communities to support mental health programs.
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The Vernon Jackals won their first-ever Saratoga Cup at the B.C. Men’s Rugby Championship on Aug. 11 in Salmon Arm, defeating the defending champions Terrace Northmen 20-19 in extra time. The victory ended a decade-long provincial title drought for the Okanagan team, who had previously dominated the league but fell short at provincials. Veteran players like Kevin Stecyk celebrated the milestone, highlighting team spirit and perseverance.
In the women’s division, the Salmon Arm Yeti claimed the B.C. title with a 28-10 win over Rocky Mountain Rogues, while Trail RFC finished third. The tournament showcased the growing talent and competitive depth of B.C. rugby.
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Environment Canada has issued a heat warning for southern British Columbia, including Metro Vancouver, Fraser Valley, Fraser Canyon, and parts of Vancouver Island, valid through August 12. Temperatures are expected to reach up to 35°C, with some relief near coastal areas due to northwesterly winds. The warning highlights moderate public health risks, especially for vulnerable groups such as seniors and people with pre-existing health conditions. Residents are advised to stay hydrated, seek cooler spaces, and check on at-risk individuals to prevent heat-related illnesses.
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