More drama at the Olympic Games? What games? Well, are we going to have the 2010 Olympic Games or aren’t we? Newspapers [Read more]
The BC Liberal government, in an attempt to focus the attention of the world on our beautiful province, has enlisted the [Read more]
After counting nearly 200,000 ballots, the BC Minister of State for the Olympics and ActNow, Mary McNeil, has announced [Read more]
First Nations threaten to tell all to the world if the BC Government refuses to make good its promises. Forest-dependent [Read more]
by Hon. Steve Thomson, Minister of Agriculture and Lands. As another year winds to a close, I would like to extend my [Read more]
Introduction by Mi Kai Lee. BC, like so many other jurisdictions, continues to show its support for one of the most socially [Read more]
Media and environmental groups are describing the Copenhagen conference as a failure. Following resignation of the conference [Read more]
Council of Canadians launches Olympic sign campaign. Council of Canadians. The Council of Canadians launched a new campaign [Read more]
Copenhagen love-in obscures global governance treaty. While tens of thousands converge on Copenhagen, all anxious to pressure [Read more]
While there may be little evidence of human-caused global warming thus far, that may be about to change. The Copenhagen [Read more]
Interior Health Board announces new CEO. Interior Health. Norman Embree, Board Chairman for Interior Health, today announced [Read more]
Industrial Inquiry Commission issues report on the BC Ambulance Service. In November of 2009, An Industrial Inquiry Commission [Read more]
Home reno tax credit deadline coming soon. A reminder to all homeowners doing renovations or improvements to their homes, [Read more]
Income tax savings for families, businesses start Jan. 1. Ministry of Finance. Individual British Columbians earning up to [Read more]
B.C. introduces new recycling regulations. Ministry of Environment. Antifreeze and lead-acid batteries will be required to [Read more]
“We will show the world a modern, forward-thinking province and a people with an eye to the future; a province that [Read more]
ShuNews received from the office of MLA for Kootenay East, Bill Bennett, some rather spectacular photos of the first of [Read more]
Government of Canada invests in key Salmon Arm recreational centre. Colin Mayes, Member of Parliament for Okanagan-Shuswap, [Read more]
Why, when money is just about the most important thing on earth, does almost no one understand it? All major problems [Read more]
Bill C-6, also known as the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act, would replace Part I of the 40-year-old Hazardous Products [Read more]
- Vehicle impoundment as a penalty
- Environmental stewardship of BC parks lacking
- Water conservation urged in Southern Interior
- Campfires permitted across the Kamloops Fire Centre
- Former mayors join BC Conservative strategy group
- Careless smokers
- Economist says HST is a tax increase
- Crown-land hemp crops destroyed by police
- Drowning in Alba Falls pools
- Anti-HST bill goes to committee
- HST raised consumer prices in July
- Shelter Bay drowning
- Danzo resigns, says BC government should be ‘more consultative’
- Cyclists passing on the right
- ‘Barefooting’ on his first try!
- 2 killed after car hits Sicamous bridge (2 updates)
- BC Conservative Party leader, board members resign
- Revelstoke accident on Trans-Canada kills 3 (updated)
- Magna Bay speedboat lands in houseboat (2 updates)
- Salmon Arm Roots and Blues Festival
- Drowning in Alba Falls pools
- Cornstock Festival, Chase
- Shelter Bay drowning
- Magna Bay - man on boat passes out, drowns
- All open fires banned
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The summer 2010 boating season is well underway across British Columbia, and indeed across the country, and the new Pleasure Craft Boating Card is now [Read more]
Although with all the rain we have been experiencing across British Columbia this month it is difficult to imagine, the annual summer fire season is [Read more]
On February 16, 1881, the Canadian Pacific Railway Company was incorporated to link Canada’s populated centers with the vast potential of the relatively [Read more]
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