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B.C. looks to defer logging in old growth forests and consult with First Nations
- Story by Brody Langager, Vista Radio staffB.C. is aiming to defer logging for 2.6 million hectares of old-growth forest in the province after the Old Growth Strategic Review...
Rally planned at B.C. Legislature to protest autism funding changes
A rally is planned for the lawns of the legislature to protest changes to the province’s autism funding model.It’s scheduled for Wednesday, November 24th at 11:00am.Critics are calling on...
Serious inventory shortage putting squeeze on island homebuyers
Different month, same issues for Vancouver Island’s real estate market.Historically low inventory and a steady rise in prices have been the norm for months now, and October was no...
B.C. applies for decriminalization in effort to reduce toxic drug deaths
The province is taking its first step towards decriminalization, as it looks to curb B.C.'s toxic drug overdose crisis.B.C. has become the first province in Canada to seek an...
Province says carbon monoxide alarms save lives
The province is urging everyone to take steps to stop carbon monoxide buildup, which has caused more than 150 deaths in B.C. since 2008.Carbon monoxide is a colourless, odourless...
B.C. finalizes proof of vaccination policy for public service workers
The deadline is fast approaching for all government employees to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.The province announced today that they must have two doses of a COVID vaccine by...
Almost 600 lives lost to extreme heat in summer 2021
Updated data from the BC Coroners Service tells a grim tale about this past summer’s record breaking, and deadly, heat.It shows that the record-breaking heat claimed the lives of...
MP Blaney named as NDP Critic for Seniors, Veterans and Rural Economic Development
North Island-Powell River’s MP is adding to her parliamentary duties.Rachel Blaney has been appointed as the federal NDP’s Critic for Seniors, Veterans... and Rural Economic Development.Leaders Jagmeet Singh made...
Province says don’t let cannabis candy spook kids, parents
Cannabis consumers and parents of trick-or-treaters must be vigilant to ensure little ghouls and goblins don't get a scary...
Islanders urged to get seasonal flu shot
Island Health says it’s time to take your shot to protect yourself, and everyone around you from the flu.The...
Sylvan Learning adds Comox location
A Vancouver Island couple is bringing the Sylvan Learning Centre to Comox.Susan and Russell Crowe are set to open...
Comox firefighters donate to Connect Warming Centre
Comox fighters have donated $1,000 to the Connect Warming Centre through the Comox Valley Transition Society.The Connect Warming Centre...
UPDATED: One man in custody in connection to Comox Valley axe vandalism
An arrest has been made in connection with a series of axe attacks on vehicles in the Comox Valley,...
BREAKING: Premier undergoing surgery tomorrow after growth found in his throat
Premier John Horgan is about to undergo surgery.In a statement, Horgan said, “after noticing a lump in my neck,...
Courtenay fire chief Don Bardonnex retires
After a decades-long career in fire and emergency services, the Courtenay Volunteer Fire Department’s Fire Chief Don Bardonnex has...
‘Show of Gratitude’ musical tribute to healthcare, essential workers
It’s a musical thank-you to healthcare and essential workers.A virtual ‘Show of Gratitude’ concert will be a tribute to...
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