Category Archives: News

Bailey's law passes 2nd reading with unanimous support in Ottawa
On Wednesday, December 3rd, Canadian MPs had voted on Bill C-225 ,better known as Bailey's law, and it had passed it's second reading with unanimous support within the House of Commons. Introduced by ...
Nathan Jordan Dec 03, 2025 rabbit75_dep / Depositphotos.com

Author of Grave Error, Frances Widdowson, arrested for Trespassing, OneBC members escorted off grounds of University of Victoria
Frances Widdowson, the author of Grave Error, a book disputing accounts of unmarked graves at Residential School sites, had been arrested for trespassing on the grounds of the University of Victoria y...
Nathan Jordan Dec 03, 2025 University of Victoria sign // Courtesy: University of Victoria

Wait times extended as Ksyen Regional Hospital experiences higher than normal patient volume
Northern Health says the Ksyen Regional Hospital in Terrace is currently experiencing a higher than normal patient volume, so waiting times across the Hospital's departments, including the Emergency D...
Nathan Jordan Dec 02, 2025 Northern Health graphic about what to do during periods of higher than normal patient volumes // Courtesy: Northern Health

Counter-protest planned as OneBC's Dallas Brodie holds 'free speech discussion' about impact of Residential Schools on University of Victoria grounds
The following story may be distressing for some. OneBC Party Leader and MLA for Vancouver-Quilchena Dallas Brodie has a controversial speaking session planned today on the grounds of the University of...
Nathan Jordan Dec 02, 2025 File photo of MLA Dallas brodie // Courtesy: BC Legislature

Esk'etemc Kukpi7 Fred Robbins Awarded King Charles III Coronation Medal
Esk'etemc First Nation is proud to announce that Kukpi7 Fred Robbins has been awarded the King Charles III Coronation Medal, recognizing his leadership, long-standing dedication to community, and his ...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 02, 2025

First Nations Deepen Collaboration Through Forestry Field Tours
Nk'Mip Forestry, the forestry division of the Osoyoos Indian Band, and Central Chilcotin Rehabilitation Ltd. (CCR) have strengthened their Nation-to-Nation collaboration through a pair of detailed for...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 02, 2025

B.C. Government Moves to Strengthen Seniors' Care Through Labour Agreement
The provincial government is taking significant action to ensure seniors and people with complex health needs in publicly funded care homes receive consistent, high-quality care, while also supporting...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 01, 2025

B.C. Government Releases Inaugural Early Learning and Child Care Report
The provincial government has released its first annual report under the Early Learning and Child Care Act, aimed at improving transparency and accountability as it advances the ChildCareBC plan. The ...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 01, 2025

Angus Reid Poll Shows Stable PM Approval Amid Pipeline Controversy, Regional Shifts in Voting Intentions
New public opinion data from the Angus Reid Institute provides the first detailed look at Canadian political dynamics following last week's memorandum of understanding on a potential Alberta-to-B.C. p...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 01, 2025

Province Invests in Clean Transportation Pilots Along Northern B.C. Corridor
The Province is investing $500,000 to launch three clean-technology pilot projects along the transportation corridor between Prince Rupert and Prince George. The work aims to help northern communities...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 01, 2025