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Single family home construction in Nelson fell to record low in 2024

Single family home construction in Nelson fell to record low in 2024

Only three single family homes began construction in the city last year, the lowest number in over a decade
2 ice fishermen dead after falling into Fraser Valley lake

2 ice fishermen dead after falling into Fraser Valley lake

Family searched area after two men were reported late home from fishing trip
Women win lawsuit against B.C. man acquitted of their sex assaults

Women win lawsuit against B.C. man acquitted of their sex assaults

Judge didn’t disagree with criminal acquittal of Ivan Henry, says burden of civil proof is different
Supportive housing pause floated for Vancouver has organizations on edge

Supportive housing pause floated for Vancouver has organizations on edge

BC Housing lists 795 supportive housing units ‘underway in Vancouver as of the end of September
Indigenous artist RaytheNihilist brings Winds of Change to Cranbrook

Indigenous artist RaytheNihilist brings Winds of Change to Cranbrook

Winds of Change is a relatively new concept, the idea of helping youth for him has always been something he's tried to hold close
Chamber of Commerce endorses B.C.'s fast-track resource project plan, wants more

Chamber of Commerce endorses B.C.'s fast-track resource project plan, wants more

Canada's largest union has also endorsed the fast-tracking announced by Premier David Eby yesterday
Environment Canada issues frostbite warning as frigid temperatures clutch B.C.

Environment Canada issues frostbite warning as frigid temperatures clutch B.C.

Caution urged as unseasonable cold grips the province
Riders and bombers prepare for second skijoring race

Riders and bombers prepare for second skijoring race

Second annual skijoring race will raise money for therapeutic riding
Burned-out California looks to Canadian timber for rebuild, tariffs or not

Burned-out California looks to Canadian timber for rebuild, tariffs or not

Homebuilders say ‘there aren’t really alternatives’ to Canadian lumber as they recover from wildfire
Former Vernon hockey coach guilty of sexually assaulting minor

Former Vernon hockey coach guilty of sexually assaulting minor

In a second trial, Keith Chase was found guilty of the sexual assault that took place in 2004, after a judge found the complainant's evidence to be credible