65 m. ago The Keg Royalties Income Fund announces July 2025 cash distribution

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, July 09, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Keg Royalties Income Fund (the “Fund”) (TSX: KEG.UN) today announced that its July 2025 distribution of $0.0946 per unit has been declared and is payable to unitholders of record as at July 21, 2025. The July 2025 distribution will be paid on July 31, 2025. […]

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88 m. ago Team Canada’s McCullough, Major enjoying home field advantage at Softball World Cup

Competing for Canada at the 2025 Men's Softball World Cup in Prince Albert, it's a home tournament of sorts for Saskatchewan athletes Devon McCullough and Max Major.

Politics

1 hour ago Arrest made after woman groped on busy Broadway bus: Transit Police

The woman was on a crowded B-Line bus when a suspect allegedly made inappropriate sexual contact with her

Events

2 h. ago Snooki sighting in Kelowna points to B.C. as likely location of new Canada Shore show

Is the first Canadian MTV Shore format filming in Kelowna?

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2 h. ago Surrey cracking down on 'egregious' illegal construction, but 'age

“When you see a person take a barn and turn it into five apartments, that is really the kind of properties that we should never see,” said Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke

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2 h. ago NDP claims of huge B.C. tourism boost from FIFA World Cup mostly wishful thinking

Vaughn Palmer: Analysis after the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver found little long-term economic effect

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2 h. ago Just for Laughs founder says his life has been ruined by sex assault allegations

MONTREAL — Just for Laughs founder Gilbert Rozon says he’s been treated like a pariah in the eight years since he was publicly accused by multiple women of sexual assault. The disgraced former comedy mogul says the allegations have ruined his life and cost him his company. Rozon is being sued by nine women for […]

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3 h. ago Opinion: We are too quick to avert our gaze from those suffering on our streets

Opinion: That may be excusable for the average citizen, but there is a different onus on those with power or influence in government, academia and justice

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3 h. ago Knights' Henry Brzustewicz named to U.S. World Junior Showcase roster

He was a big factor in the Knights' Memorial Cup victory last month in Rimouski, Que.

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3 h. ago London Knights notes: Henry Brzustewicz selected, Oilers trade Sam O'Reilly

He was a big factor in the Knights' Memorial Cup victory last month in Rimouski, Que.

Economics

4 h. ago These Ontario bakers have (unofficially) taken the biggest Nanaimo bar crown from B.C.

The Northwest Fudge Factory didn't submit the 544-kilogram feat to the Guinness record books, saying they want Nanaimo residents to still claim the title

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4 h. ago Imperial Reports Mount Polley Production Update for 2025 Second Quarter

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, July 09, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Imperial Metals Corporation (the “Company” or “Imperial”) (TSX:III) reports quarterly copper and gold production from the 100% owned Mount Polley mine. Imperial’s production from Mount Polley was 9.496 million pounds copper and 11,061 ounces gold. Mount Polley Mine – Production Mount Polley metal production for the […]

Culture

4 h. ago Vancouver debates moving to 30 km/h speed limit on minor streets

Vancouver's default speed limit is currently 50 kilometres per hour, with exceptions for school and park zones and a stretch of East Hastings near Main Street. 

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5 h. ago Famed soccer coach with West Vancouver ties handed jail sentence in Spain

Carlo Ancelotti, legendary soccer coach and West Vancouver homeowner, cheated on his taxes in 2014, a Spanish court says.

Sport

5 h. ago Divisive Toronto bus lanes shortened but not for the reason you think

There's one proposed road change that has been kicking up more controversy in Toronto lately than even cycling paths and construction-related closures: bus lanes.As part of its RapidTO project to prioritize the flow of transit vehicles, the City revealed plans for TTC-only lanes on Bathurst and Dufferin streets, two thoroughfares that, like most major roads in Toronto, are perpetually backed up with traffic.While the dedicated lanes were recommended in light of the congestion that will inevitably come from the upcoming FIFA World Cup — for which we are hosting six matches at BMO Field next summer — they are something some residents have been requesting, at least on Dufferin, for years.However, those who have gone to considerable lengths to advocate for the additions have now been met with equally strong dissent from locals, many of whom are business owners, who argue that the on-street parking that would be...

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6 h. ago Review: Theatre Under the Stars' Legally Blonde is the most fun you can have this summer

Jayme Armstrong's production is an explosive carnival of pink dynamite with Abby Woodhouse killing it in the role of Elle Woods

Culture

6 h. ago B.C. set to release event safety report in wake of Lapu Lapu Day attack

The British Columbia government is expected to release a report today on ways to improve safety and security at events two months after 11 people were killed in a vehicle ramming at a Vancouver festival. 

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7 h. ago Suzuki Foundation accused of using misleading American photos to portray B.C. gas projects

The complaint, put forward by eight B.C. residents, says that the Vancouver-based environmental charity repeatedly misled the public

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7 h. ago Beauty Buzz: The 3 best beauty products we tried this week from Clarins, Josie Maran and Biossance

These are the 3 best beauty products we tried this week

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7 h. ago Defence expected to find operational savings even as its budget balloons

OTTAWA — The Department of National Defence will not be spared from Prime Minister Mark Carney’s cost-cutting drive — even though overall defence spending is set to balloon in the coming years. Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne sent letters to cabinet ministers Monday asking them to find savings of 7.5 per cent in their budgets starting […]

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