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(Abbotsford, CANADA - 18/11/21) Peter Epp, a resident of Abbotsford, is seen observing flooding in the Sumas area of Abbotsford, B.C, Canada, south of a closed Hwy 1, on the morning of Nov. 18, 2021. Philip McLachlan/AFP
Canada’s women’s national soccer team captain, Christine Sinclair presents Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau with an honorary jersey at Bear Mountain Resort in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, April 11, 2022. REUTERS/Philip McLachlan
VICTORIA, CANADA - (27/02/22) - Thousands of people supporting Ukraine meet in Victoria at the BC Legislature on Sunday, Feb. 27. The event, organized by the Ukraine Cultural Centre, was attended by many Ukrainian-Canadians and those in support of the cou
Bekky Meier, an Abbotsford dairy farmer talks to her husband on the phone as he works to save their farm, and keep their 250+ cattle healthy and alive in the Sumas Prairie, which is currently flooded. For 50 years they have been farming in the area, and f
Turning the latch on their front door, Vijay and Rachel Sehgal started day one of two weeks away from society in self-quarantine. On Sunday, March 15, 2020, the Penticton couple was in the Philippines, visiting family, but the continuously evolving situat
On Tuesday, March 31, at 7:00 p.m., Penticton Fire Department and Penticton RCMP drove past Penticton Regional Hospital, saluting frontline healthcare workers. Salutes to frontline medical workers at hospitals around the South Okanagan in early April garn
LLOYDMINSTER, Sask. - (16/08/16) - Thunder and lightning roared through Lloydminster as the sun set on Tuesday night, shortly after two funnel clouds were seen forming North-East of Vermilion. Photo by Phil McLachlan
At the official opening of the Tobacco Plains Indian Band's new Administration and Health building, youth planted a tree signifying new and continued growth in their community. Phil McLachlan/The Free Press
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