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Cavaliers claim the NZ Shield
ON Stanley Park's huge Brockton Oval rugby pitch Thursday, West Vancouver rivals Rockridge and Collingwood battled over mere inches of turf in the Lower Mainland AA championship final.
Jane Shin should resign
I am surprised that the NDP, a party that prides itself on its ethics and integrity, would allow a person of such low ethical standards to represent it.
Kelowna pro cashes in at Beach Grove
A blazing first round set the table for Samantha Richdale to capture the season-opening event on the 2013 CN Canadian Women's Tour at the Beach Grove Golf Club.
Legend at stadium
As a kid growing up in Maple Ridge, Larry Walker dreamed of one day playing goal for the Canucks, but after being cut as a junior prospect from Kelowna and Regina, he opted for baseball.
Realtor supporting riders
Local realtor Alan Hewson is helping out those taking part in this year's Ride2Survive.
Bantams fall in semis
The Chilliwack Cougars bantam AA boys fell in the semifinals of the OK Spring Classic in Kelowna last weekend.
BWC joins new school hockey league
The Burnaby Winter Club and Burnaby Central Secondary School are joining forces to form a midget hockey academy that will compete in the Canadian Sports School Hockey League this fall.
Winter club joins new school hockey league
The Burnaby Winter Club and Burnaby Central Secondary School are joining forces to form a midget hockey academy that will compete in the Canadian Sports School Hockey League this fall.
Ladner soccer standout continuing her career at UBC Okanagan next fall
Ladner soccer standout Katie Smillie will be continuing her career at UBC Okanagan this fall.
Vote for province's worst potholes and more
The British Columbia Automobile Association wants to know if flat tires, potholes and traffic congestion are driving British Columbians around the bend.
Two city Conservatives 'unaffiliated' due to 'glitch'
Two B.C. Conservative candidates running in Burnaby - Christine Clarke in the Burnaby-Lougheed riding and Wayne Marklund in the Burnaby-North riding - will be on the ballot on May 14, but there will be a blank space where their party name would normally be.
Would your personal history pass muster in politics?
We've all done it apparently. Purposely running a red light that is. I'm talking, of course, about B.C. Liberal leader Christy Clark's regrettable decision to run a red light very early one morning after being egged on by her 11-yearold son. The illegal manoeuvre was included in reporter Jonathan Fowlie's lengthy profile piece in Saturday's Vancouver Sun.
Boxing in Cloverdale
Surrey's Akal Lions Boxing Club will be presenting a special fight night on Friday, May 4 at the Cloverdale Fairgrounds.
Mayor pinned with iconic daffodil
To help promote Daffodil Month in Delta, Canadian Cancer Society volunteer Nick Chernoff and health promotion co-ordinator Ann Marie Walsh pinned the iconic daffodil pin on Mayor Lois Jackson last week.
Delta continues mosquito control efforts
Delta's mosquito control program will continue despite the West Nile virus being a no-show in the region.
Candidate's collapse a familiar NDP faux pas
B.C. New Democrats are very inclusive. They'll take just about anybody who wants to be a candidate.
Still time to sign up for Relay for Life fundraiser
Chilliwack Relay For Life's volunteer organizing committee is counting down the days to their Ninth annual Chilliwack Relay For Life event at Pros-pera Centre Friday, May 3.
Folk-reggae with an island tinge
The Burnaby NOW arts reporter, Marelle Reid, recently chatted with Roy Vizer of the band Jon and Roy about his career and upcoming performance at this summer's Burnaby Blues and Roots Festival.
