A slideshow featuring some of the people, events and issues featured in this week’s Peace Arch News.
(File photos)
SLIDESHOW: PAN’s week in pictures
Highlights from this week’s Peace Arch News
(File photos)
Highlights from this week’s Peace Arch News
A slideshow featuring some of the people, events and issues featured in this week’s Peace Arch News.
Health officials recommend sharing a harm reduction-related message.
Residents have been displaced from both fires, says Surrey fire department
City of White Rock said road will remain closed until at least Monday evening
Settlement agreement will allow residents to stay in their homes during renovations
Paul Bennett, a nurse who worked in White Rock, was shot to death in driveway of his home last June
An up-close look as some belugas greet whale watchers off the coast of Churchill, Manitoba
NHL players say the legalization of marijuana in Canada won’t change how they go about their business.
Internal government documents show that more than one million jobs could be lost to automated vehicles, with ripple effects far beyond the likeliest professions.
B.C. has approved 62 licences, but they still need local approval
Girls are less likely to have sex now than they were a decade ago
The rival Koreas are holding high-level talks Monday to discuss further engagement amid a global diplomatic push to resolve the nuclear standoff with North Korea.
Flash floods have left several people dead in southwest France, with roads swept away and streams become raging torrents as the equivalent of several months of rain fell overnight, authorities said Monday.
The death toll from Michael’s destructive march from Florida to Virginia stood at 17.
A new poll suggests Canadians have a lot to learn about the accomplishments of some of the country’s most famous women.
