Communities across B.C. are set to pause Tuesday for the National Day of Mourning, an annual day recognizing workers who were killed, injured or became ill because of their jobs. The post Day of Mourning to honour 138 B.C. workers lost in 2025 with ceremonies across Vancouver Island appeared first...
A small, human-caused wildfire discovered Saturday along North Shore Road in the Cowichan Valley is now under control, according to the BC Wildfire Service. The post Small human-caused wildfire near Lake Cowichan under control appeared first on CHEK.
As the trade war with the United States heats up, Vancouver Island businesses are facing some impossible decisions. The post Island businesses navigate escalating trade war through loopholes and boycotts appeared first on CHEK.
The Comox Valley is getting ready for a weekend of Pride celebrations, with a full slate of events planned across Courtenay and Cumberland. The post Comox Valley Pride celebrations set for busy weekend appeared first on CHEK.
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Nanaimo RCMP are asking for the public’s help locating two kayaks stolen from a vehicle parked in an underground parkade in downtown Nanaimo. The post Nanaimo RCMP seek stolen kayaks appeared first on CHEK.
Lightning is suspected to be the cause
Mid Island Tai Chi Club hosts Nanaimo part of World Tai Chi and Qigong Day
Curious ComiCon on May 2 to benefit Literacy Central Vancouver Island
A new spotlight report on the Comox Valley shoreline reveals that nearly half of the region’s coast has been modified, raising concerns about impacts to marine ecosystems and long-term coastal resilience. The post Coastal development reshaping nearly half of Comox Valley shoreline appeared first on...
Man and victim had dated five years ago
Transit users in Greater Victoria were met with a page of cancellations on Wednesday morning as the company was dealing with "fleet availability constraints." The post BC Transit sees cancellations on 21 Victoria routes due to ‘fleet availability constraints’ appeared first on CHEK.
The Town of Ladysmith is repeating calls to the province to help manage access to the Banon Creek Forest Service Road, following a suspected human-caused wildfire in the area. The post ‘Ongoing risks’: Ladysmith repeats call for B.C. support following human-caused wildfire appeared first on CHEK.
A man has been charged following a fiery crash that killed two people, including one of his passengers, near Lytton, B.C., last year. The post B.C. driver charged in fiery crash that left two dead near Lytton, B.C., last year appeared first on CHEK.
The B.C. Conservatives came within three ridings of victory in the 2024 provincial election, winning 44 seats, but since then the party's caucus has been thinned by more than a quarter The post Division, defections, depletion: How the B.C. Conservatives lost 12 legislators appeared first on CHEK.
A wildfire south of Coombs is now being held after crews responded Sunday to the blaze, according to the BC Wildfire Service. The post Wildfire near Coombs now being held after growing to 1 hectare appeared first on CHEK.
Police in Richmond, B.C., say they're investigating a suspected kidnapping in a restaurant parking lot. The post RCMP in B.C. investigate suspected kidnapping in a restaurant parking lot appeared first on CHEK.
A leader in British Columbia's forestry sector is voicing support for Prime Minister Mark Carney's decision to walk away from trade talks with the United States despite reported concessions on lumber tariffs in a scuttled deal. The post B.C. forestry leader backs Canada’s trade walkout despite...
Multiple Saanich firefighters responded to a grass fire Tuesday night at the intersection of Saanich Road and Blanshard Street. The post Multiple crews respond to grass fire on Blanshard Street appeared first on CHEK.
Construction companies and associations are bracing for higher costs and supply delays as the trade war between Canada and the U.S.A. continues. The post ‘It’s going to increase costs’: Halted trade talks, incoming tariffs could mean trouble for construction appeared first on CHEK.
