New rules take effect March 2022 and will effect about 20,000 well users
Lack of support is driving deaths, because people waiting for help turn to toxic supply
‘They’re trying to make it scary to be out there,’ says lawyer for protesters
Not the first hearing for Valorie Hemminger Long, whose 2-week suspension starts Aug. 28
Overnight security plus a place to sleep a win-win for van dweller
The longest stretch without rain in region was 54 days in 2017, rain ended recent run at 51 days
‘I didn’t believe this could happen to my mom either, but it did’
Raising livestock and families: the young women farmers of Sooke share their stories
B.C. Prosecution Service to review each case, will lay charges where evidence is sufficient
Mass civil disobedience at the Fairy Creek blockades undermining the rule of law, Teal Cedar claims
Likeness of British maritime explorer commissioned in 1976, forcibly removed on July 1
Bill Jones says protesters will minimize activity, but stay until until logging ceases
Seniors say their right to public access and peaceful protest have been violated
Athena and Venus are all teeth and smiles from their Harley-Davidson sidecar
Ken Weber is charged with second-degree murder of his wife, Kerri Weber
There’s surprising activity happening behind the lines at the Fairy Creek old-growth protest sites
Obstacles change daily, slowing police enforcement
Crowds of supporters and a car of elders breached the police line
About 100 elderly hikers swarmed the RCMP exclusion zone, no arrests were made
Since enforcement began, 59 people arrested at various encampments
