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On Jan. 23, City Council approved a $100,000 grant to support The Other Guise Theatre in its quest to create a new non-profit ...

The North Island village of Port Alice was without power for about 38 hours this week thanks to some major power line damage.

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Efforts to redevelop the site began in 2022 when the diocese received a $150,000 grant from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation to explore adding affordable housing and a new worship space.

Rustad also blamed the "woke agenda" and the "environmental agenda " for making B.C. and Canada more "vulnerable" to U.S. tariffs.

Through the pilot project, vape detectors were installed in washrooms at the school at the beginning of November. Stel said the use of vape devices had become rampant at the school.