A three-decade-old tradition will bring hockey’s top prize to the province in July as Six Nations pays tribute to NHL defenceman Brandon Montour.
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Mounties investigating B.C. brush fire sparked by fireworks at youth party
Mounties on Vancouver Island are investigating a brush fire that scorched a large swath of a popular seaside park in Nanaimo, saying upwards of 150 young people were partying in the park when the blaze began.
Ribbon cuttings mark official reopening of D’Aubigny Creek, Lorne Bridge trails
Local politicians braved heavy rain on Monday to officially reopen the D’Aubigny Creek and Lorne Bridge trails. The trails had been closed for renovations to improve safety and accessibility. “I am extremely pleased to see the D’Aubigny Creek and Lorne Bridge trails reopen to provide more opportunities for residents and visitors to stay active and […]
International firefighters join B.C. wildfire fight
B.C. firefighters are getting a helping hand from Australia and New Zealand in their battle against wildfires in the province.
Empire expands partnership with anti-food waste app FoodHero beyond Quebec
Canadian grocery company Empire is expanding its partnership with a Montreal-based app dedicated to mitigating food waste.
‘Thanks for joining us’: Owen Wilson dines at popular Vancouver restaurant – Vancouver Is Awesome
‘Thanks for joining us’: Owen Wilson dines at popular Vancouver restaurant Vancouver Is AwesomeOwen Wilson, Pedro Pascal and Seth Rogen among celebrity sightings at Vancouver restaurants Vancouver SunOwen Wilson was spotted at another much-loved Vancouver restaurant | Dished Daily Hive
2 B.C. lead poisonings likely linked to herbal medicines prompts warning
Fraser Health issued a health warning Monday after two recent cases of lead poisoning in its jurisdiction.
Amazon warehouse workers sound alarm ahead of Prime Day
Amazon’s annual Prime Day event will be held on July 16-17, but behind the deals lie health and security concerns for warehouse and delivery workers.
Balloons, bananas & fluorescent lights: How to insure art that’s meant to degrade
In 2018, street artist and political activist Banksy’s iconic artwork “Girl with Balloon” was put up for auction — and destroyed. The painting was sold to a private buyer at Sotheby’s London for about US $1.4 million, but mere moments…The post Balloons, bananas & fluorescent lights: How to insure art that’s meant to degrade appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Legault criticized for saying Quebec doesn’t have political violence after Trump shooting
Premier François Legault is being invited to brush up on his history after declaring today that politicians in Quebec don’t face the kind of violence seen over the weekend in the United States.
