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Sproat Lake voted best lake in B.C.

Sproat Lake voted best lake in B.C.

Sprawling fresh-water 37 square kilometre lake near Port Alberni was victorious over Shuswap Lake in final round of voting.
Owner of burning house in Courtenay arrested for assaulting firefighter

Owner of burning house in Courtenay arrested for assaulting firefighter

Person was combative with a firefighter at scene of Courtenay fire.
Ultra endurance B.C. athlete conquers Okanagan Lake swim in 71 hours

Ultra endurance B.C. athlete conquers Okanagan Lake swim in 71 hours

Nick Pelletier went through multiple coolers of baby rash cream and Vaseline to avoid chaffing.
Opinion: Reducing eco-anxiety is a critical step in achieving any climate action

Opinion: Reducing eco-anxiety is a critical step in achieving any climate action

Climate anxiety is real and must be considered as a core component of any climate mitigation or adaptation and resilience strategy.
How to prepare for power outages

How to prepare for power outages

Power outages come with the territory of being connected to grids — and those outages are on the rise.
Sun, sips, and scrumptious food: Burnaby's top 5 patio spots for Summer 2023

Sun, sips, and scrumptious food: Burnaby's top 5 patio spots for Summer 2023

Get your summer on — while it lasts, Burnaby.
Ex-Colwood firefighter to be jailed for a year for images of child sexual abuse

Ex-Colwood firefighter to be jailed for a year for images of child sexual abuse

George Wright admitted to possessing more than 1,000 electronic images of children being sexually abused
Letter: Lougheed Mall’s Bay store will be missed

Letter: Lougheed Mall’s Bay store will be missed

Loss of iconic retailer and other tenants from Burnaby shopping hub is disappointing, reader says.
Burnaby has the second highest rents in the country: report

Burnaby has the second highest rents in the country: report

Rents are still on the rise in Burnaby.
80% of B.C. rivers face high to extreme drought

80% of B.C. rivers face high to extreme drought

Persistent dry and hot weather pushed Metro Vancouver to enact Level 2 watering restrictions Friday for the first time since 2015.