Regional News

Animal owners can be a very particular bunch. Of all the people in Vancouver, Victoria Shroff can testify to that point. Misplaced horse semen, a marauding raccoon and even a horse defamation case — Shroff has seen it all.

With the Vancouver weather forecast calling for more snowfall this March, a cruise to sunny Los Angeles has never looked better.

While a number of countries have strict visa requirements, most European nations currently allow Canadians to travel through their borders visa-free. In other words, all that Canadian travellers require is a passport in order to travel.

For International Women’s Day, Olympic ice dancer Tessa Virtue wants young girls to understand they can accomplish anything they want.

There was a time when the words “Spring Break” conjured up images of college kids in a drunken stupor, partying it up in Daytona Beach, flashing their boobs and jostling their junk in hopes of making a cameo on MTV’s live broadcast of the festivities

Four men who appeared to be in their 20s stood before Judge Michelle Brass in Estevan Provincial Court on Monday to face the music with regards to a charge of importation of cannabis. And they drove 31 hours to be there.

Federal regulator says ‘additional steps’ needed to ensure youth cannot access promotional content

A BC Hydro truck was the unlikely location for a stolen lunch break and nap for an enterprising critter. The utility agency shared a short video clip on Twitter Monday showing a raccoon that had snuck into a truck on the job in Burnaby this weekend.

A Cold Lake pizza delivery driver was just trying to do his job when he was confronted by an armed suspect. On March 3, RCMP were called at around 7:30 p.m.

The Pinty’s Grand Slam of Curling is back. Sportsnet announced that their premier curling series will be making a return to Yorkton after events in 2014 and 2015. The Meridian Canadian Open will be in Yorkton from Jan. 14-19 2020.