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Riding high on Vancouver Island

Riding high on Vancouver Island

Cumberland and Mount Washington developments lead mountain biking boom in the hills and back country
New community welcome sign on hold until after Sunfest

New community welcome sign on hold until after Sunfest

Putting your best foot forward is always sound advice, and that’s
Woman awarded nearly $50,000 for loss of daughter in 2011 Vancouver Island car crash

Woman awarded nearly $50,000 for loss of daughter in 2011 Vancouver Island car crash

Court orders deceased father's estate to pay for the care 12-year-old would have likely given lupus-stricken mom in the future
Canada Post issues 72-hour lockout notice; work stoppage possible Friday

Canada Post issues 72-hour lockout notice; work stoppage possible Friday

Announcement came hours after Canada Post said June 25 offer was fair, reasonable
UPDATED: Island Health rejects doctors' plea to suspend iHealth at 'hospital in crisis'

UPDATED: Island Health rejects doctors' plea to suspend iHealth at 'hospital in crisis'

Use of electronic record-keeping system to continue in Nanaimo while health authority looks for ways to build trust, reduce fatigue
Optimism fading for coastal forest industry

Optimism fading for coastal forest industry

Truck Loggers Association survey of mayors indicates nearly half aren't optimistic about the industry's future
B.C. men charged in moose riding case [with VIDEO]

B.C. men charged in moose riding case [with VIDEO]

Two Fort Nelson men face three Wildlife Act charges after chasing moose with boat, jumping on its back
More than luck keeps horseshoe champ on top

More than luck keeps horseshoe champ on top

Jerry Melissa is ranked among the top competitive horseshoe players in Canada, having twice dominated

Sublime to headline Legends Music Fest

The lineup for the Legends Valley Music Festival is out, with Sublime headlining the new event along with
B.C. taking over regulation of real estate

B.C. taking over regulation of real estate

Premier Christy Clark says realtors have had a decade to govern themselves, and have failed to do it