Anyone who recognizes the hat is asked to call VicPD or Crime Stoppers
The individual visited Anavets 290 Army and Navy Club between March 13 and March 17
Students haven't seen teachers in nearly 3 weeks
Michael McEvoy, B.C.'s information and privacy commissioner, said his office was consulted about the change
United Way's tool connects those in need with pre-screened volunteers in the local area
Saturday's number of new cases marks the lowest in weeks.
A kind word, it turns out, has usually been all people need to hear
Keeping visitors out, and ensuring members have supplies they need, is focus for local nations
Finlay Ritson's parents can't donate blood, but hope his story will encourage others to do so
Claim-free two-year-old townhouse complex told premium will nearly triple
Snake taken to CRD Animal Shelter to be claimed
Campfire ban in effect for RDCO but not for neighbour district in the north
The annual door-to-door sales campaign was cancelled due to COVID-19
'Some people are still not taking this seriously,' officer says
15 staff self-isolating waiting results, refusal to work notice sent, says correctional officer
Non-profit stares down challenge of helping seniors amid COVID-19 crisis
Minister of Transport announced three ministerial orders effective April 3
The video was captured by a Peachland resident on April 2
Students can apply by emailing the financial aid office
This move comes to help protect their families and immuno-compromised individuals
