Tanner Scott is all smiles and dimples these days. Forget the shock of being traded with only a few months left to go in his ...

Victoria receives an average of 837 mm of rain annually, compared with 1,238 mm in Sooke and 1,593 mm in Vancouver ...

A British Columbia man on his way to Quebec got nabbed in Swift Current with a large shipment of cannabis. On the morning of ...

During a routine traffic stop last week on Trans-Canada Highway, the Saskatchewan RCMP’s Roving Traffic Unit pulled over a ...

the music industry group the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) said. US superstar Swift, 35, came first in the list of the biggest albums of 2024, which was compiled from Official Charts Company ...

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — WestJet has denied compensation to a devout Taylor Swift fan whose cancelled flight triggered a 10-hour drive through the night from Prince George to make the singer's ...

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is preparing for a post-NFL career and a future with Taylor Swift. With Swift planning ... prone to retire after his current contract that expires in ...

It was the week before Christmas and, in a stunning turn of events, Victoria Beckham could be spotted encouraging her 32.9 million followers to shop Victoria Beckham. The designer had uploaded a video ...

People often say time can heal most wounds but Tim Tisdale, a former Swift Current Broncos hockey player, still recalls the tragic bus crash that killed four of his teammates 38 years ago. Tisdale ...

British Album of the Year, Best R&B Act and Best New Artist. She performed a medley of a few of her hits at the BRIT Awards, and opened for Taylor Swift on the last leg of the Eras Tour’s UK ...

While there were many construction and financial highlights for the city in 2024, Swift Current also saw a number of successful events and programs. Perhaps one of the biggest events was the November ...

And that’s bad news for British Columbia taxpayers ... Without a stark change in direction in Victoria, British Columbians will continue to pay the price for their big spending government.