Residents around Cowichan Lake celebrated the ringing in of the New Year of Dec. 31 with sports, smooching and fun.
New Year's Eve a time for a smooch.
Residents around Cowichan Lake celebrated the ringing in of the New Year of Dec. 31 with sports, smooching and fun.
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Clarence Wolfleg receives honorary doctorate from Mount Royal University, the highest honour the school gives out
Ivy has special bond with Lucky the puppy who was also born with limb difference
And preparing online grocery purchase service
One lucky individual holds one of 20 tickets worth $1 million from Friday’s Lotto Max draw
Jack Kruger, living in Syilx territory, wasn’t surprised by news of 215 children’s remains found on the grounds of the former Kamloops Indian Residential School
The nation says 44% of old-growth forests in its 6,900-square kilometre territory are protected while the rest remain at risk
Indigenous leaders are calling on Catholics to stand in solidarity with residential school survivors by not attending church services
Sioux Valley Dakota Nation working to identify, repatriate students buried near former Brandon residential school
Statue splattered with red paint by old growth forest proponents
