Sunday, Jan. 31, a celebration of the life and times of former Social Credit Premier Bill Bennett is at the Grand Hotel in Kelowna
While the need is year-round, the want is most keenly felt at Christmas time, it seems
Before it sank last September the floating camp was tied up near a booming ground
Senior also awarded $15,000 by human rights tribunal
Campbell River Mayor Walter Jakeway boldly declared that there would be no property tax hikes for homeowners
Major projects contractors are not building construction camps and that translates into rental opportunities
BCSFA says in order for the industry to move forward in Canada it needs a solid piece of aquaculture-specific legislation
An RFP for the actual construction and operation of the two hospitals will be issued early in 2013
Edmonton developer Harold Jahn says he needs until Dec. 31 to complete the $8.6 million deal to purchase the Catalyst pulp mill
Four deadlines for the sale of the 400-acre property were missed
Aboriginal Affairs Minister John Duncan says he has offered to meet with Attawapiskat’s hunger striking Chief Theresa Spense
Last Friday morning Al Pelletier was driving down Jubilee Parkway to connect to the lower highway
Timberline Secondary students flying under the banner Take Action Against Graffiti have come to the rescue of a Willow Point businessman
Father of Pickton victim unimpressed with Oppal inquiry
It wouldn’t seem like Christmas at the Mirror if we didn’t get a visit from Austin Morgan and his pal Gurjot Mann
The 48-year-old is still steaming about the nightmare and he wants an apology
China Investment Corp. (CIC) may be close to purchasing a sizeable chunk of Island Timberlands
The one day strike was another in a series of B.C.-wide rotating job actions
Two over-charging payday loan stores in Campbell River have been ordered to reimburse cash-strapped borrowers
An unofficial time out is being observed in the standoff between Cortes Island environmental activists and Island Timberlands
