In today's episode:

• SPOTLIGHT:Juliet & Romeo
• A German Requiem
• Owners urged to vaccinate dogs amid parvovirus outbreak
• Oilers seek to stay alive in playoffs after 4-1 win over Ducks, still trail in series
• Island shoreline mapping shows high levels of modification
• Victoria doctor says registry offers best hope for those without a physician
• Day of mourning to honour B.C. worker deaths, including six in Nanaimo
• Nanaimo’s Beban Parkway closed due to contractor error
• Town of Ladysmith acquires Arbutus Hump land for ecological preservation
• ‘Take ownership:’ safe spring driving and motorcycle awareness focus of May campaign
• ‘The community’s broke:’ developer sounds off after upper Lantzvile rezoning rejected
• Second annual Infusion sees skying rocketing number of participants and interested healthcare workers

In today's episode:

• Intimate partner deaths ‘overwhelmingly preventable': B.C. chief coroner
• Bad timing costs Chemainus mill workers extra federal support
• Clippers knockout pesky Capitals in Game 7
• PHOTOS: Earth Day at Bowen Park
• Tsolum River salmon already need rescue as dry weather sets in
• ‘Motion is lotion’: 81-year-old runner goes viral after joyful TC 10K finish
• Kara, the great white shark, tracked near Vancouver Island again
• Langford athlete goes all in for Beast Games appearance
• On National Day of Mourning, City honours lives lost to work-related accidents
• May is Invasive Plant Removal Month

In today's episode:

• FLEETWOOD MAGIC
• Current Outage - 7700 block TRENTELMAN PL, 7700 - 7800 block SCOHON DR
• Video shows moments leading up to fatal stabbing outside Victoria hostel
• King Charles III heads to Washington on a delicate mission to restore the UK-US relationship
• Oilers on the brink of elimination after 4-3 overtime loss to Ducks, trail series 3-1
• Ride the airwaves: Dig FM radio hosts volunteer drive
• WHAT’S ON: A list of PQB community events, week of April 26, 2026
• Wildfire burning ‘out of control’ south of Coombs
• Duncan man looks to recover $51,000 fraud loss, from his bank
• Silver Threads Services for Seniors celebrates 70 years
• Progress: Youbou Lanes: A community classic turns 75
• Judge dismisses lawsuit filed by family of hiker killed by tree on Island trail
• B.C. cabinet ministers use cheeky post to announce pregnancies
• Liberals must show results in spring economic update: former PBO
• Gordon Lightfoot’s timeless music comes to life at Tidemark Theatre May 14
• Fire crews tackle suspected battery blaze at Saanich landfill
• White scores twice, Vancouver Whitecaps beat Colorado Rapids 3-1
• Capitals force game seven as Clippers squander late lead
• Input from community sought as VIU looks for a new president
• Oceanside minor hockey sounds Sirens for U15AA women’s team
• Nanaimo’s 2nd annual infusion event draws hundreds of Americans and health care workers
• NANAIMO CONCERT BAND Spring Concert

In today's episode:

• Former military college Royal Roads will help train officers again
• 'Something they believe in': 900 volunteers help make TC book sale happen
• Federal court judge grants last-minute delay for driver in Humboldt Broncos bus crash
• New research shows high levels of shoreline modifications in communities on Vancouver Island’s east coast
• McDavid scores, but Oilers' defence leaky to trail in playoff series against Ducks
• Qualicum Beach council approves sponsorships for special events
• ‘Feels amazing’: Camosun co-op student receives awards for work
• Nanaimo hosts its first cruise ship visit of 2026, of eight scheduled
• Symphony Community Day (Ages 6+)
• Ladysmith Arts Council gets $235K grant for Arts Hub renovations

In today's episode:

• Quadra Island taxpayers fighting increase to pay for Strathcona Gardens upgrades
• Eby says southern route pipeline proposal “just rumours,” after talk with PM
• ‘Look up:’ Snowbirds to return to Victoria skies in August
• Evacuation Alert issued for Konni Lake Fire Area
• ‘A little bit of a heightened risk:’ shifting winds poised to dry out coastal B.C.
• Unanimous disapproval by Nanaimo residents at second Harmac rezoning hearing
• Dover Bay students will put robotics skills to the test on the national stage
• Canadian skating champs to headline Stars on Ice
• Electric buses to join RDN transit fleet
• ‘Bag of bones’: grey whales dying off B.C.’s coast, part of trend amid food scarcity
• Major opposition heard in Nanaimo at second Cable Bay public hearing

In today's episode:

• Current Outage - West of BARKLEY RD
• Eby says RCMP probe into Tumbler Ridge shooting almost complete
• Premier asks for prayers for MLA Joan Phillip, saying she’s “very ill”
• Suspicious grass fire quickly doused in Kelowna’s Dilworth Park
• Clippers fail to close out Capitals
• ‘We’re not going anywhere’: Victoria Cannabis Buyers Club raided Tuesday
• City of Nanaimo requests province change boundary to include Snuneymuxw
• New Emerald Clipper unveiled as ferry service hits 40-year mark
• Three First Nations to build first new Port Alberni hotel in 46 years
• DFO concerned about emaciated grey whales after 4 Vancouver Island deaths in April

In today's episode:

• Homeward Bound
• Oceanside Junior Sharks open lacrosse season with 16-4 win over Cowichan
• Vancouver Island sees first wildfire of season as temperatures soar
• Eby backs off changes to DRIPA this legislative session
• Wildfire extinguished near Horne Lake caused by vehicle blaze
• Ucluelet program diverts wetsuits and surfboards from landfill
• Where’s Roger? Empress hotel’s famous marmot goes missing – for now
• Nanaimo pedestrian struck near Value Lodge
• Evacuation Order issued for Old Fort area
• Suspected impaired driver drifts off Nanaimo highway, hits hydro line
• VIDEO: Fire destroys RV at Nanaimo’s Woodgrove Centre
• Beach stairs replacements underway in Nanaimo

In today's episode:

• HULLABALOO
• Eby backs down on DRIPA, will seek joint path on B.C. Indigenous law
• Powerful 7.5-magnitude earthquake strikes off Japan, tsunami alert issued
• Mill worker seriously injured in workplace incident at Domtar’s Port Alberni plant
• WHAT’S ON: A list of PQB community events, week of April 19, 2026
• Victoria woman cold dips 20 times in 30 days to raise money for the Soweto Junior School
• Police incident aboard BC Ferries vessel causes delays on Nanaimo–Vancouver route
• THORPE REPORT: Nanaimo curlers wrap up season
• Newer Nanaimo neighbourhood asks for $50,000 grant toward park
• Tofino removes authorization for district to borrow $6 million
• Lantzville taxes planned for between four to five per cent
• Clippers stun Capitals with 2-0 road lead in second round series