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09 Nov ' 00:38
Candidates debate water, taxes
A standing room only crowd greeted the 21 council hopefuls Tuesday night at the all-candidates meeting
A surprise call for a review of Routley swap
Langley school board chair has change of heart
Occupy Kamloops protesters vow to stay
Pledge to remain at camp comes after council denied group's request to use a propane heater in city park.
Bandura granted discharge
The B.C. Review Board has discharged the man who violently beat Bishop David Monroe last October.
Rancher loses appeal, will have to pay more than $130,000
In 2002, Ronald Hagel harvested timber from what he believed to be his own land, but was actually Crown land.
Gaiga pulls out of Alberni mayoral race
Stacey Gaiga pulled out of the race for mayor in Alberni and put her support behind fellow candidate John Douglas.
Council to revise heritage maintenance bylaw after stiff opposition
A dozen speakers opposed the Heritage Maintenance Standards bylaw at a Nov. 8 hearing, causing council to send it back for refinement.
Former TNG chief supports Taseko discussion
Former Tsilqot'in National Government tribal chair says he is in favour of working with Taseko on its New Prosperty Mine project.
Candidates heat up the stage at Ganges meeting
Contenders hit the home stretch on the road to election day
Mayoral candidates spar over Albion flats
Give suburbs some attention, says challenger. Maple Ridge mayoral debate.
Becker, Walters square off in Pitt Meadows
Gary Paller, who is also vying for the mayor’s position, took to the microphone by apologizing for not having a written speech.
Firefighters save troubled house on Edge Street
Ridge Meadows RCMP attended to house four times this year
Revelstoke Resort shuttle to cost $2 one way
Revelstoke Times Review - Tuesday November 8, 2011Cough up a twoonie or flip up you hitching thumb.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION: Transportation strategy dividing line for Victoria’s mayoral candidates
Residents concerned of growing costs; candidates offer alternatives
Big plans for downtown Dewdney
Maple Ridge News - Tuesday November 8, 2011Part of the project would involve re-aligning 224th Street, to remove the bend in the road just north of Dewdney.
Hiring blitz coming for shipbuilders
Goldstream News Gazette - Tuesday November 8, 2011The phone at Jim Fitzpatrick’s office has been ringing off the hook since word began spreading around the world about Seaspan Marine Corp.
BC Transit seeks to boost security
Goldstream News Gazette - Tuesday November 8, 2011BC Transit is looking to add special constables to its security ranks in the Capital Region.
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