Will night set on Twilight's B.C. film sets?

Tough break, Twi-hards. Word in vampire-land is that filming on Breaking Dawn, the fourth film in the blockbuster Twilight series, is heading south of the border, a move that's sure to disappoint fans here. But both Twilight Saga: New Moon, which opens Friday, Nov. 20, and the third film, Eclipse, were filmed... more

TransLink's Prendergast offers parting advice

Keep the pressure on to get the kind of transit system the region needs. That's the advice from outgoing TransLink CEO Tom Prendergast, who spoke to civic and business leaders Thursday at the Metro Cities Conference in Vancouver. "If you want to... more

• Road pricing risky but worth it: Red Ken
• CHP 'not nut cases' but a viable option for voters, local candidate says
• Time for everyone to get H1N1 shot

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Celtic pride

Celebrate Scottish culture and prepare to dance up a storm next Friday night. The Tam O'Shanter Dancers present a St. Andrews Night Pub and Ceilidh at the Sullivan Hall Nov. 27. Bagpiper Joe McDonald, pipe major with the Highland Celts of Canada... more

• Abbotsford's 'Gone Country'  
• Fiddle-dee do
• Old school entertainers go for it

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Please share: Tell us your best Christmas memories and traditions

Do you have a favourite Christmas memory, recipe or tradition you'd like to share? The Cloverdale Reporter is taking submissions for our special annual Christmas edition, Old Fashioned Christmas. And kids, don't forget to send in your hand-written wish lists for... more

• Calendar: Gifts, art shows, antique ID clinic, Loonie auctions and more
• Welcomed home: trainer's reunion greeted with ovations, familiar faces
• Lest We Forget: why Cloverdale veterans share their stories each year

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COLUMN: Perusing prairie pumpkins and pepperoni

You’ve heard of nosy neighbours? Well, that’s me. Last month I snooped around Alberta – or more specifically, snacked and sipped – with Judy Schultz and Mary Bailey, editors of The Food Lover’s Trail Guide to Alberta. Reserving the Italian and... more

• Wireless reaches far corners of B.C.
• Sitting, knitting and weeping – all for a soldier's charity
• Blood-curdling amusements abound

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EDITORIAL: Justice crashes over whether women should soar

Women's ski jump isn't an Olympic sport, so forget about cheering the gals on in 2010. Last Friday, they lost their bid to force Vancouver organizers to allow women to compete at the upcoming games – or block the men's events... more  

• Ingrid Rice
• Ottawa's war museum – a humbling experience
• An old sailor goes to Afghanistan

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