Victoria Day is a federal Canadian public holiday celebrated on the last Monday preceding May 25, in honour of Queen Victoria’s birthday. The holiday has been observed in Canada since at least 1845, originally falling on Victoria’s actual birthday (24 May 1819). So Tell the Times, “How do you like to spend your long weekends?”
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With Victoria Day coming up Monday, the Trail Times asks how you like to spend your long weekend …
Police give tips on safeguarding personal property; April is Auto Crime Enforcement Month
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About 250 people turned out Wednesday evening to give feedback on the provincial government’s caribou recovery plans.
Letter to the Editor from Antoinette Halberstadt of Castlegar
First Presbyterian Church is located at 1139 Pine Ave.
To make the footage more nerve-wracking, a pedestrian can be seen standing at the corner
Emergency responders rushed to the Langley home
Sara Lessing of Mission has help from Abbotsford law firm
Crews are still on scene pumping water onto the blaze in the Okanagan neighbourhood
GoFundMe launched for family of Darlene Knippelberg, to pay for funeral costs and other expenses
Released in Maple Ridge to go home with three fractured vertebrae
An average of three people are killed, and hundreds more injured, each Easter long weekend in B.C.
Seattle’s Hempfest a large-scale occasions with vendors, prominent musical acts and thousands of attendees
David Lama, Hansjorg Auer and American climber Jess Roskelley have been missing since Wednesday
