When the pioneer left to seek gold rush glory, Hakka speakers took care of the statue, founding the Yen Wo Society in 1905.

Helen Sidney, 102, remembers being Ted DeCock's elementary school teacher more than 80 years ago in Armstrong. The two had a ...

The visiting Storm opened the scoring late in the first period, silencing the home crowd as Kai Williams netted his fourth of ...

Tsawout First Nation will see 16 new homes rise at 7593 Tetayut Rd., providing a variety of one-, two- and three-bedroom ...

The two recent letter writers supporting bike lanes made very good points but gave the impression that only people who ride ...

The left-hand turn exit onto Keating Cross Road (Exit 18) is currently closed due to downed utility lines on Keating Cross ...

Blood-alcohol level evidence in a dangerous driving causing death trial has been deemed inadmissible by a B.C. Supreme Court ...

A report from the province's Office of the Seniors Advocate published March said that 84 per cent of respondents in a survey ...

"The RDOS is available to provide support to the Village of Keremeos and Lower Similkameen Indian Band if requested. There ...

While the origins of western alienation and separatism date back to the late 19th century, early 20th century, UBC political ...

Tight-wire acrobats, roller skaters, clowns and even the Wheel of Death: Europa Super Circus pitched the high-top tent today ...

Steven McVarnock pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of simple assault. The court granted an absolute discharge meaning the ...