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Closure of Fernie community rink ignites controversy

Closure of Fernie community rink ignites controversy

Fernie residents working to establish a non-profit society to re-open outdoor rink
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Listing crime cartels as terrorists would help in fentanyl fight: RCMP

Listing crime cartels as terrorists would help in fentanyl fight: RCMP

RCMP Commissioner sees value in the government’s plan to appoint a national fentanyl czar
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1 in 5 recent Canadian immigrants lived below poverty line in 2022: StatCan

1 in 5 recent Canadian immigrants lived below poverty line in 2022: StatCan

Report also shows that a majority of those in what researchers called ‘deep poverty’
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B.C. aims to speed up clean energy projects with regulatory change

B.C. aims to speed up clean energy projects with regulatory change

Legislation to be tabled once Legislative Assembly returns later in February
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Rent prices hit 18-month Canadian low of $2,100 in January

Rent prices hit 18-month Canadian low of $2,100 in January

Rentals.ca and Urbanation say January marked 4th straight month of declines
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Federal government quietly starts advertising again on Facebook

Federal government quietly starts advertising again on Facebook

Ottawa resumes spending on Meta platforms after hiatus sparked by Online News Act dispute
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Government announces 6 new Indigenous justice centres across B.C.

Government announces 6 new Indigenous justice centres across B.C.

Centres bring B.C. total to 15, fulfill a provincial government pledge to create a network
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No parole for 12 years for B.C. woman who killed and dismembered ex

No parole for 12 years for B.C. woman who killed and dismembered ex

Paris Laroche was previously convicted of second-degree murder
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Point-in-time count finds 122 unhoused people in Nelson

Point-in-time count finds 122 unhoused people in Nelson

The count was held in November
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New homes in areas prone to flooding and wildfires could cost B.C. billions

New homes in areas prone to flooding and wildfires could cost B.C. billions

Just 3% of new builds could contribute to 80% of the losses across the country
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