No winners in Friday's Lotto Max, next draw estimated at $50 Million
The Lotto Max jackpot reached its max again after no one had a winning ticket in Friday's $46 million draw. The second Lotto Max draw of 2014 will offer an estimated $50 million jackpot plus an estimated two Maxmillions prizes of $1 million each. The lucky numbers will be drawn Friday, Jan. 10. The winning numbers for Friday's...
UPDATE: Trust fund set up to help family of Surrey hockey mom
Anyone wanting to help the family of Julie Paskall, the Surrey hockey mom killed outside the rink in Newton on December 29, can now donate to a trust fund. Any money will be used to help the Paskall family and to assist with any additional expenses. Paskall is survived by a son, 16, two adult daughters and her husband, Al...
COMMENT: Five New Year's resolutions for B.C.'s politicians
It's that time of year when many of us make resolutions for the new year. Most of them are lofty goals towards self-improvement: quit smoking, lose weight, exercise more often are all among the popular ones. So in the spirit of the season, here are five ideas for B.C. politicians to consider as they set their resolutions for...
No winners in Friday's Lotto Max draw
The Lotto Max jackpot is once again increasing by the day after no winning ticket was purchased for Friday's (December 27) draw. The result is the next Jackpot draw, set for Friday, January 3, 2014, is estimated to be a whopping $46 Million. Two prizes of $241,997.40 in the LOTTO MAX 6/7+Bonus category for Friday December 27...
Calling all visitors to Berg Lake Trail and Bowron Lake — reservations open January 2
BC Parks wants to issue a notice to visitors near and far to start planning their trips to Berg Lake Trail and Bowron Lake canoe circuit as reservations to the two popular BC Parks destinations open for the 2014 season on January 2. Visitors should book their reservations through Discover Camping, BC Parks' camping reservation...
First Nation's grandmothers keep culture alive and prepare for future
Near Prince Rupert on B.C.’s North Coast, a group of grandmothers has been keeping Lax Kw’alaams children and youth connected to their culture and community, while giving them a voice in planning their futures. The Tsimshian elders call themselves Nagantsi’istk (Ancestors/Grandmothers) and act as positive role models who build...
Alberta man killed in avalanche near Kicking Horse Mountain
A man from Alberta is believed to be the first avalanche victim of the winter outdoor season. RCMP said in a press release they received a report from Kicking Horse Mountain Resort officials at 2:30 p.m. MT Friday (December 20) of an out-of-bounds avalanche. The 29-year-old Alberta man was located in avalanche debris and...
Winning ticket in $50-million Lotto Max sold in Edmonton
Someone who purchased a Lotto Max ticket in Edmonton received their Christmas present early. Following four weeks of no winners, the $50-million jackpot in Friday night's Lotto Max draw was won by a ticket purchaser in Edmonton. The winning numbers were 2, 13, 18, 24, 27, 37 and 43 with the bonus number of 14. Thirteen winning...
Changes continue in BC liquor industry
Premier Christy Clark announced this week the B.C. government's support for a second set of key liquor changes that will create opportunities for small businesses and legions and open up new dining options for B.C. families, while continuing to protect public safety. To create more consumer convenience and give businesses...
Prince George man crowned Jeopardy winner
A Prince George man is a Jeopardy winner. Matthew Church was victorious on the long-running game show Monday night. The Queen’s School of Medicine student now had a chance of winning more than the $24,000 won Monday, during another game on Tuesday. Church, 26, earned a spot on the popular game show through an online quiz in...
