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Athletes compete at 2018 BC Summer Games

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COWICHAN VALLEY, B.C. – Thousands of athletes from across the province went head-to-head this weekend as part of the...

Success for North Islanders at Powell River Logger Sports

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POWELL RIVER, B.C. – The annual Powell River Logger Sports event drew quite the crowd this past weekend, and...

Over one hundred teams registered so far for Royal LePage Snow to Surf

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COMOX VALLEY, B.C. - Registration numbers are looking good for the 36th annual Royal LePage Comox Valley Snow to...

Lack of snow delays Mount Cain opening

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PORT MCNEILL, B.C.- Mother Nature hasn't been too friendly to the conditions at Mount Cain. The Vancouver Island park was...

Mount Washington Gearing Up for Winter

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Conditions are looking good up at Mount Washington Alpine Resort. Spokesperson Sheila Rivers says they've received a lot of snow...

BC Summer Games Announces Ambassadors

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The BC Summer Games are coming to Vancouver Island next year. Three honorary chairs have been announced to serve...

Boating Industry Going Strong in BC

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The General Manager of Ahoy British Columbia says it's been a good season for marinas along the province's coast. Michael...

How Seniors Can Boost Their Health Through Exercise

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Contributed by Sally Writes. In Canada, the senior population is the fastest growing group of people, increasing each year. For...

Kid-Sport BC Receives Big Funding Boost

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The NDP government is putting $400,000 into KidSport BC. That's the program that helps children around British Columbia get involved...

Bike ride to raise awareness of Parkinson’s Disease

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A group of cyclists, known as The Parky's Pedalers, are riding down Vancouver Island to raise awareness on Parkinson's Disease. Shakin'...

Logger Sports returning to Port McNeill

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Logger Sports are back on the North Island. Director of the Port McNeill Logger Sports Society Nick Russell says...

Winter season comes to a close at Mount Washington

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With the winter season now wrapped up, Mount Washington Alpine Resort is turning its attention to summer. Spokesperson Sheila...

Mount Washington extends Winter season

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The Winter season at Mount Washington is coming to a close. Spokesperson Sheila Rivers says the resort will close for...

Man working to bring box lacrosse back to the North Island

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You have the chance to hit the field and help bring Pacific Northwest Junior Lacrosse League play back to...

Plans in the works to improve soccer pitch at Port Hardy Secondary

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Port Hardy Youth Soccer, School District 85 and the District of Port Hardy are working on a plan to...

Mount Washington open for business!

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Skiiers and Boarders are heading up the hill Friday as Mount Washington opens for the winter season. Spokesperson Sheila Rivers...
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