After winning the J Ross Robertson cup in Oshawa, the Knights came back to London to celebrate with their dedicated fans.
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Southern Interior residents asked to watch for invasive plants in region
Last month, the Columbia Shuswap Invasive Species Society added poison hemlock and hoary cress to its priority list of invasive plants.
Calgary Transit doing work on Blue and Red lines over long weekend
Calgary Transit is taking the long weekend to do some maintenance and preventative work on both the Blue and Red lines, causing a number of disruptions for light rail riders.
CF Montreal ‘grass guy’ has pro tips for the perfect lawn
CF Montreal sports field manager James Johnson said ‘no-mow May’ is a great place to start to develop a healthy and pristine lawn for the summer.
Long-delayed Kelowna murder trial will pick back up mid-July, with further testimony from several witnesses
An accused murderer will require the common-law spouse of her alleged victim to return to court to testify again, after the accused fired her lawyers mid-trial last November causing significant delays.Gabriella Sears has remained behind bars ever since she was arrested back on the morning of Jun…
Hockey, soccer tournament in Kelowna to raise money for Ronald McDonald House
The 15th annual McElhanney Cares Charity Hockey and Soccer tournament is taking over Kelowna’s MNP Place next weekend in an effort to raise funds for Ronald McDonald’s House BC and Yukon.Made up of players from a variety of different businesses around Kelowna, 16 hockey teams and eight soccer te…
Tampa Bay pitcher Tyler Alexander stellar in 4-3 win over Toronto Blue Jays
Starting pitcher Tyler Alexander flirted with a perfect game as the Tampa Bay Rays held off the Toronto Blue Jays 4-3 on Friday
Black bear in tree near downtown Kelowna to get a second chance
It’s not something you see every day, especially downtown Kelowna.A black bear that has been spotted in the area around Water Street ended up in a tree at 1831 Water Street on Friday morning.Ken Scott says he spotted the bear at 6:30 a.m. Friday morning ."He walked back through here…
B.C.’s short-term rental rules not needed in Alberta, according to those trying to fix housing crisis
British Columbia’s provincial government implemented new rules to limit short-term housing at the start of May. But those working to solve the housing crisis Albertans are facing aren’t convinced such rules are needed here.
Police release new photo of suspect wanted in 2022 downtown Toronto shooting
Toronto police have released a new photo of a suspect in connection with a downtown Toronto shooting more than a year ago as he continues to evade capture.