For many people in the Comox Valley, particularly clients and their families, Anita Brassard has been the face of YANA.
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Gordon Robson says he will recoup the losses he's suffered as a result of a lawsuit over a golf course filed by the District of Maple Ridge
READHeavy rainfall causes increased turbidity in Kal Lake, customers switched to Duteau
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Senior driver faces license review after female flag worker dodges injury in construction zone
READA 17-year-old Port Alberni male is facing several charges, including attempted murder, in an assault on a teenage girl.
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Latif Tata will not face a trial on allegations of molesting young children at his wife's daycare in Maple Ridge
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Licensing agreements outlines perks for top athletes, but details of financial arrangement are still being kept secret
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Alain Bourdeau was injured while boating in Fort St. John and flown to Edmonton for treatment but he can't get back home
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Public will have a chance to view downtown revitalization plan at several information sessions in June
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Tie vote at council unravels plans by city staff and community members for pilot project
READOwner given two weeks to clean up property at 597 Ellis St. in Penticton
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Penticton SPCA will hold an open house Saturday from 1-4 p.m.
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State-of-the-art new school needs to replace 17-year-old bus
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Coquitlam RCMP are searching for a suspect alleged to have touched a little girl at Lafarge Lake on May 12.
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Coroner's report into Ming Leong's accidental death notes 'buckling and cracking' of cement at overpass over Highway 91 in Richmond.
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Premier Christy Clark says the B.C. legislature will be recalled this summer to pass the government's pre-election budget
READA dark green 1998 Jeep Cherokee was stolen from the 200 block of Fifth Avenue North sometime overnight on May 22, or early morning May 23.
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Coquitlam's oldest civic park to host a party on Friday after a $2.6-million revamp
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Coquitlam to put in higher fences, more patrols around fireworks control restricted zone
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Fatal car crash in April leads to the city of Coquitlam reviewing the busy corridor for possible safety upgrades
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