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Advance voting opens April 18. Who are the Tri-Cities' candidates?

Advance voting opens April 18. Who are the Tri-Cities' candidates?

Tomorrow, April 18, voters can head to the polls early to cast their vote in advance of the 2025 general election.
Most candidates in B.C. have no electoral experience

Most candidates in B.C. have no electoral experience

Expert says experience offers a vetting process that can make candidates more honest
Mario Canseco: Canada inching closer to U.S.-style political polarization, polling reveals

Mario Canseco: Canada inching closer to U.S.-style political polarization, polling reveals

More than half of Canadians now say their freedom is under attack by elected officials, up 12 points since 2022, according to Research Co. survey
Air-traffic controller shortage at Vancouver causes cancellations, delays

Air-traffic controller shortage at Vancouver causes cancellations, delays

"Resource constraints" at Vancouver airport, affecting traffic for at least three days, have had an impact on flights at Victoria airport.
Company that hit 4 gas lines in 13 months fined $255K after Burnaby incident

Company that hit 4 gas lines in 13 months fined $255K after Burnaby incident

Complete Utility Contractors Ltd., a Langley underground utility construction company, is appealing a WorkSafeBC fine after rupturing a FortisBC gas line in Burnaby in November.
I Watched This Game: Canucks' mediocre season ends with a mediocre loss to the Golden Knights

I Watched This Game: Canucks' mediocre season ends with a mediocre loss to the Golden Knights

Kiefer Sherwood: "The worst feeling is when your fate is in someone else’s hands. We can’t let that happen again next year.”
New West family doctor hanging up his lab coat after 46 years

New West family doctor hanging up his lab coat after 46 years

Dr. Walter Rebeyka has tended to generations of patients — in an office that's a stone's throw away from his childhood home in New Westminster.
Courchesne out as CEO of the Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce

Courchesne out as CEO of the Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce

"It's great to leave on a high note and I feel now is the right time to step aside," Leslie Courchesne told the "Tri-City News."
Watch: Hundreds of endangered frogs released in B.C.

Watch: Hundreds of endangered frogs released in B.C.

The Vancouver Aquarium released 400 endangered Oregon spotted frog tadpoles into a natural habitat in Agassiz.
April is B.C. Construction Month. Tri-City firms are being fined

April is B.C. Construction Month. Tri-City firms are being fined

As construction ramps up with the warmer weather, WorkSafeBC is reminding employers and workers to protect themselves on the job.