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B.C. couple's 2nd date ultimatum: 17 countries, 17 months, 1 48-year-old mini RV

B.C. couple's 2nd date ultimatum: 17 countries, 17 months, 1 48-year-old mini RV

Nanaimo's Stacey Tourout and Matthew Yeomans share their 2-continent experiences on YouTube
QUIZ: Clearing the air on smoking

QUIZ: Clearing the air on smoking

The third full week of January is National Non-Smoking Week in Canada
Vancouver Island's Angel Flight spreads its wings in bid to help more kids

Vancouver Island's Angel Flight spreads its wings in bid to help more kids

Volunteer group will now accept non-cancer patients for transport to medical appointments
Into the ring: Cobble Hill man heads Stateside to give pro wrestling a shot

Into the ring: Cobble Hill man heads Stateside to give pro wrestling a shot

Kale Van Bruggen is a veteran, Rowing Canada athlete, business owner and now a wrestler.
Early birds: Photographer spots Brant geese down-Island ahead of usual PQB return

Early birds: Photographer spots Brant geese down-Island ahead of usual PQB return

Brant geese usually arrive on Vancouver Island in the Parksville-Qualicum Beach area in late February
Moving on up: Sidney ranks as B.C.'s number-two relocation destination

Moving on up: Sidney ranks as B.C.'s number-two relocation destination

In 2024, the town ranked 20th among Canadian cities for relocation, according to U-Haul
Rare gold medal from 1904 Olympics sells for $545,371 at auction

Rare gold medal from 1904 Olympics sells for $545,371 at auction

‘No one really knows exactly how many 1904 Olympic gold medals are still out there’
Online wills are convenient and cheaper but come with potential pitfalls

Online wills are convenient and cheaper but come with potential pitfalls

Do-it-yourself wills aim to bridge the gap in accessibility and affordability
'The game is not about me': Langley Rivermen announcer marks 1,000th BCHL game

'The game is not about me': Langley Rivermen announcer marks 1,000th BCHL game

Brian Sinclair likes his job
Starbuck’s reverses its open-door policy: visitors need to spend to hang out

Starbuck’s reverses its open-door policy: visitors need to spend to hang out

Moving forward, facilities, including restrooms, will prioritize paying customers