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B.C.鈥檚 seniors advocate urges seniors and caregivers to prepare for rising temperatures

B.C.鈥檚 seniors advocate urges seniors and caregivers to prepare for rising temperatures

Dual focus during high temperatures is to keep the room cool and to keep the body cool
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14 B.C. First Nations and communities receiving funds to create new evacuation plans

14 B.C. First Nations and communities receiving funds to create new evacuation plans

Disasters in 2021 proved importance of evacuating people quickly in large-scale emergency situations
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B.C. and Washington to work together on Nooksack flooding initiative

B.C. and Washington to work together on Nooksack flooding initiative

Initiative will work on both sides of border to address flood prevention and response
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Local Abbotsford Canucks podcast launches first episode

Local Abbotsford Canucks podcast launches first episode

The Abbotsford Farm Podcast set to drop weekly episodes covering the new AHL hockey team
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Securities commission clears B.C. man of market manipulation

Securities commission clears B.C. man of market manipulation

Panel rules there was insufficient evidence against Daniel Clozza
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Abbotsford hog-farm protestors plead not guilty to 21 charges

Abbotsford hog-farm protestors plead not guilty to 21 charges

鈥楨xcelsior 4鈥� make second appearance Monday in provincial court
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B.C. doctor designs special operating room for COVID-19 patients

B.C. doctor designs special operating room for COVID-19 patients

Design protects patients from wound infection while preventing virus from spreading to nearby areas
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Canadian Blood Services worried about appointment cancellations during pandemic

Canadian Blood Services worried about appointment cancellations during pandemic

Agency says it鈥檚 still safe to donate blood during COVID-19 crisis
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Half of shoppers say they have no holiday spending budget

Half of shoppers say they have no holiday spending budget

B.C. consumers surveyed estimate they will spend $921 this season
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New glow-in-the-dark coin depicts 1967 Canadian UFO encounter

New glow-in-the-dark coin depicts 1967 Canadian UFO encounter

Royal Canadian Mint depicts incident in Shag Harbour, Nova Scotia
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