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A publicly-educated entrepreneur has revealed the three crucial advantages he believes are only accessible to those who attended private schools.

Jeane Poos passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Record Eagle on 2023-11-15.

Join the Night of Rock 'n' Roll Nov. 17 at Key City

From the Lodge at Métis Crossing to St. Eugene Resort, these are the seven best Indigenous-owned hotels in Canada.

Cranbrook Public Library holding Black Friday sale

New Westminster is the fifth B.C. community to be highlighted on The Price is Right in the last four years.

Residents can order from local restaurants on Uber Eats app after service expands to 10 new cities

The online ordering and delivery platform is increasing its reach across Canada, adding a further 10 communities in BC

From November 10 to December 22, Sivarulrasa Gallery is delighted to present DALE DUNNING: DIVINATION, a solo exhibition of works by Almonte-based sculptor Dale Dunning. The exhibition brings together new works in bronze, steel, and aluminum as well as older works from the 1980s, showcasing the arti

Complex-care housing opens for Indigenous people