The Times Chronicle team have moved into our new location at 8317 Main Street, and are settling in. I am so grateful to those who have reached out to say that they are happy to see us continue. My path to newspaper ownership was not a simple one.
The Government of Canada is committed to protecting the health and safety of children across the country.
As King Charles prepares to have his title formalized at the May 6 coronation – expected to be a toned-down affair as Charles “is very aware of the struggles felt by modern Britons” – many in Canada wonder if it’s time to split from the monarchy.
Sonia Furstenau, Leader of the BC Greens and MLA for Cowichan Valley, is calling on Premier Eby and the Minister of Housing to immediately adopt a provincial strategy for transitional housing needs.
Termidity, audacity, effrontery – all suitable words for the ongoing Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) labour action.
I was pleased to see that Federal Budget 2023 announced measures to help ease the effects of high inflation for low- and moderate-income Canadians, such as the grocery rebate.
Mr. Urquhart’s op-ed in the March 23 Times Chronicle notes a major issue with short-term rentals; notably the fire and safety risks associated with illegal unlicensed short-term rentals (as demonstrated by the recent tragic fire in Montreal).
I wanted to give a big shout out and thanks for the guys at T2 Market Bottle Depot in Oliver. Last week I dropped off 3 bins of papers to recycle, and I dumped them directly into the crusher, then carried on my way until I went to use my credit card and realized I had misplaced my wallet!
Thank you many times over Lyonel Doherty for your great work at the Times Chronicle.
I much preferred the soft desert tones that are predominately used throughout our Town.
It’s been an important time for us in the Cullis-Suzuki household and at the David Suzuki Foundation, as David retires from The Nature of Things. I wanted to share my thoughts and processing of this with you, our community of support, because I know you care about Dad’s career and impact.
Thank you to all the organizers and volunteers of Saturday’s Eggstravaganza.
The B.C. Wildlife Federation is calling on the Government of Canada to toughen sentences for firearms offences in light of recommendations released March 30 by the Mass Casualty Commission.
Today, the Supreme Court of Canada dismissed Cambie Surgeries Corporation’s (CSC) attempt to overturn previous decisions made by BC’s courts that upheld the BC Medicare Protection Act.
Support for oil and gas projects is often justified on economic grounds: they fuel the economy and create jobs. But do those arguments hold up?
An invitation to join and witness a historic celebration by the Osoyoos Indian Band on its Original Indian reserve set aside in 1877 and taken away (stolen) by the Federal and Provincial governments in 1913.
The federal government tabled its 2023 budget last Tuesday, the first budget after a full year of the confidence and supply agreement between the NDP and Liberals. This budget delivers good news to millions of Canadians, important help that has always been the focus of the NDP. But some important initiatives are missing as well.
While changes to reduce discrimination have recently been implemented in Canada’s blood donation policies, these same rules don’t apply for organ and tissue donors. Discriminatory practices in OTDT are diverse and often informed by an outdated understanding of HIV transmission. Some current policies are not based on scientific evidence at all.
I wouldn’t be there, doing a job I love, it is wasn’t for Robert Doull, President of Aberdeen Publishing.
I was recently talking to Jorg and Anette Engel of Maple Leaf Spirits, a small craft distillery in Penticton.
Our mission at WOW is: “To enrich the lives of women and children in our community and beyond.”
As a teacher, mom and grandma who loves kids, I want to share this:
For those of us with kids and grandchildren, there is some good news happening next Tuesday in Osoyoos.
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is releasing a Leger poll showing four out of five Canadians oppose the pay hike that Members of Parliament are taking on April 1.