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Local photographer stands for women’s choice

COURTENAY, B.C - Local photographer Courtnea Elizabeth Stolting has been taking a stand against the recent abortion laws. Stolting was out on the streets of...

19 Wing asking public to return washed-up flares

COMOX, B.C- If you see a flare on the beach, hand it in. That’s the word from 19 Wing Comox, as warm weather draws more...

Committee to study services for neuro-diverse individuals

The all-party Select Standing Committee on Children and Youth is undertaking a project on children and youth with neuro-diverse special needs. Those are people living...

Ottawa delaying decision on Trans Mountain pipeline expansion; Mueller report to be released Thursday morning

Ottawa delaying decision on Trans Mountain pipeline expansion The federal government is delaying a decision on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project to June 18. Natural...

Cumberland renters seek arbitration to avoid eviction

CUMBERLAND B.C - Residents in Cumberland are fighting to keep their pets, and their homes. Tim Rooney and others currently living at Cumberland Townhouses have...

Youth dragon boat team seeking new members

COURTENAY B.C - The Dragon Riders Youth Dragon Boat Team is looking for young and spirited individuals to join their team. They are looking for...

Cumberland Lake Park boat launch re-opened

CUMBERLAND B.C – Boaters can launch at Cumberland Lake Park again. The Village of Cumberland closed the launch on March 18th advising users of the...

Preliminary report released on fatal Ethiopian Airlines jet crash; Reaction continues over ouster of Liberal cabinet ministers

Preliminary report released into fatal Ethiopian Airlines jet crash The preliminary report into last month's Ethiopian Airlines jet crash says the flight crew performed all...

Two elementary schools among finalists for ‘Superpower Your School’ contest.

RICHMOND ONT- James Thomson Elementary in Powell River, and Arden Elementary in Courtenay are in the top 100 for their initiatives towards environmental sustainability. Deb...

AFTER THE BELL: TSX drops despite strong GDP data, higher oil prices; U.S. markets buoyed by U.S./China trade progress

Losses in the pivotal energy and financials sectors pulled Canada’s stock exchange into negative territory today. The TSX fell 53 points despite a lift in...

Measles confirmed on southern Vancouver Island

VICTORIA, B.C- Measles has arrived on Vancouver Island. According to Island Health, two cases of measles infection have been reported to the agency. Both people...

MID-DAY: Financials pulling down TSX, Wall Street higher on positive trade talks

Canada’s main stock market is lower so far today. Gains in the energy sector are being offset by losses in the other heavyweight sector, financials. Bay...

BEFORE THE BELL: Study finds legal cannabis top of mind for Canadians online

A new study on what Canadians are talking about online when it comes to farming and food shows plenty of hot-button issues. Legal cannabis was...

AFTER THE BELL: TSX clings to gains, Trump targets higher oil prices, U.S. economy shrinks

Canada’s stock exchange managed to cling to modest gains despite a dip in oil prices and a plunge in the gold sector. The TSX moved...

MID-DAY: Energy sector weighing down TSX

Canada’s main stock market started out on a slightly higher note this morning but has given those gains back. The materials and energy sectors are...

BEFORE THE BELL: WOW Air announces closure

Some Canadian travellers are most likely affected by news this morning that Icelandic budget airline WOW Air has abruptly gone out of business. Passengers have...

AFTER THE BELL: TSX flat as investors shed pot stocks, U.S. markets in red as global economy fears rise to surface

A massive sell-off of pot stocks weighted Canada’s stock exchange today. The TSX was off by 22 points, with six of 11 sectors trading lower....

MID-DAY: Markets down over recession worries

North American markets are lower so far today as investors are leery over a possible sign of recession. That sign is a bond yields inversion. ...

BEFORE THE BELL: Congressional hearings set to begin into FAA oversight of Boeing

America's standing as the model for aviation-safety regulation will be on trial in Washington as congressional hearings begin into the Federal Aviation Administration's oversight...

AFTER THE BELL: Energy surge on TSX, Dow rises despite U.S./China trade fears, American housing starts stall

Surging energy stocks helped power Canada's stock exchange today. On the backs of gains in 10 of 11 sectors, including a 1.7 percent rise in...

MID-DAY: North American markets off to good start on energy, financials

North American investors seem to be happier today than they have been over the last few days. On Bay Street the heavyweight energy sector is...

BEFORE THE BELL: Trudeau government committed to putting Trans Mountain pipeline back in private hands

Finance Minister Bill Morneau says the government remains committed to putting the Trans Mountain pipeline and its proposed expansion back in private hands. The Trudeau...

AFTER THE BELL: Global economy jitters drag TSX lower, mixed picture on Wall Street

Fears over a flagging global economy dragged Canada’s stock exchange today. After heavy losses on Friday, the TSX shed another 26 points. The materials sector moved...

BEFORE THE BELL: Apple to unveil new video streaming service

Apple is expected to announce Monday that it is launching a video service that could compete with Netflix, Amazon and cable TV itself. It's a long-awaited...
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