There has been an issue with drinking water in Indigenous communities for years. And this issue of clean drinking water in Canada is one that has impacted dozens of communities who lacked […]
A letter exchange program in New Westminster is helping to bring together those in the community who are looking for connection with others. The New West Letter Exchange has already received support […]
There are more than 1,000 people who have been forced from their homes in Lytton, B.C. after the wildfire destroyed more than 90% of the town. Donations are currently being accepted and […]
The Kelowna Salvation Army Church has been turned recently into a makeshift evacuation center for displaced residents from Lytton, B.C. After a recent wildfire burned roughly 90% of the town to the […]
Looking for a beautiful place in Vancouver to visit this summer? There are many parks and gardens to find in B.C. that you can explore when the weather is nice out. There […]
Travel restrictions have been announced recently for BC and it didn’t take long for a great deal of public backlash to ensue. Not only that, but the BC Civil Liberties Association has […]
Last year during the pandemic we saw that many industries faced a crisis, international travel came to a stop and the border still hasn’t been opened since. Right now travel is still […]
Some Canadians who are working from home now are experiencing emotional burnout and they have been having a hard time with it. For others though they are thriving and truly enjoying the […]
Another food hub kitchen space just opened in the Cariboo region, Sprout Kitchen Food Hub, that offers a shared kitchen operation. Located in Quesnel, B.C., the space allows small businesses to be […]
Experts have recently urged that right now is the perfect time for British Columbians to be getting outdoors in order to socialize. They say that this is much better than organizing indoor […]
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