Sheila Simpson says she was a witness to the aftermath of a tragic whale-watching ship sinking off Tofino
The incident claimed the lives of five people on-board.
Five British citizens are confirmed dead after a whale watching ship sank off Tofino, B.C. on Sunday. Sheila Simpson says she was walking on the dock when rescue boats roared up carrying people from the vessel.
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Town’s municipal council reviews permit requests from three unique properties
Second annual Pride Walk cheered through local streets Saturday evening to support LQBTQ+.
“For me, it’s a slap in the face for local governments that are trying to take leadership roles.”
Deadline for comments on broadcasting rights for both Tofino and Ucluelet is July 29.
Pride Walk begins at Ucluelet’s Army, Navy and Air Force Veteran’s Club at 6 p.m.
Chynna Noelle Deese of the U.S. and Lucas Robertson Fowler of Australia were found along Highway 97
Nine days since Grace was last seen the question remains: ‘How can an 86-year-old just disappear?’
Jeep that Richard Scurr and Ryan Provencher were in has been located unoccupied in Logan Lake: RCMP
The Gordon Heys Family PET/CT Suite was unveiled at the BC Cancer Centre-Victoria
William Talbott is set to be sentenced Wednesday in the murders of Jay Cook and Tanya Van Cuylenborg
Deborah A. Ryane claims her employer discriminated against her on basis of mental disability
Health Canada released an overhauled document that did away with traditional food groups and portion sizes
Haircut regulation inspires challenge around gender identity
Julia Gartley was sexually assaulted after an event, and no one stepped in to help
