Headlines from local papers and broadcasters across the Island — updated from RSS feeds.
Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers has broken with U.S. President Donald Trump over his trade war with Canada. The post Michigan Republican candidate breaks with Trump over tariffs on Canada appeared first on CHEK.
Read article →A library book that should have been returned more than four decades is finally back in the hands of the Greater Victoria Public Library . The post Overdue book returned 43 years late to Greater Victoria Public Library appeared first on CHEK.
Read article →Officials in northwestern Ireland say they're working to recover a large Canadian buoy that floated across the Atlantic Ocean and washed up on a coastal island. The post Canadian buoy drifts across Atlantic, washes up on shore of Irish island appeared first on CHEK.
Read article →In the three years since Hamas unleashed a deadly terrorist attack on Israel, and Israel responded with a relentless war it says is aimed at eliminating Hamas in Gaza, life for Jewish Canadians has changed dramatically. The post Oct. 7 anniversary marks three years of threats ag…
Read article →Across the country, rent prices have now decreased each month for two consecutive years, though a city on Vancouver Island continues to buck the national trend. The post Canada sees 2 consecutive years of rent decreases, but Vancouver Island city prices climb appeared first on C…
Read article →The Capital Regional District says there’s no need for alarm if some West Shore residents see discoloured water over the next two months, as the CRD is carrying out water main flushing. The post Discoloured water? Water main flushing underway in West Shore appeared first on CHEK.
Read article →The Liberal government says it will table legislation in the fall to indefinitely exclude people who solely suffer from mental illness from medical assistance in dying. The post Government to exclude people who solely suffer from mental illness from MAID appeared first on CHEK.
Read article →A top official with the World Health Organization said Wednesday the U.N. health agency doesn’t know how a lab employee in Siberia died amid concerns about plague, and she called on Russia to provide more information. The post Official says WHO doesn’t know exactly how a l…
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