REPLAY: B.C. this week in video

In case you missed it, here’s a look at replay-worthy highlights from across the province this week

VERNON: Helping neighbours sandbag

The flood fight continues in the Southern Interior and amidst fear and stress, residents are pulling together with compassion and community spirit. See more >

CHILLIWACK: Popular waterway brings memories

Decades ago the Hope Slough was a place for swimming boating and fishing, but one Chilliwack man worries it’ll never be restored. See more >

SAANICH: Mount Doug teachers rap it up at grad ceremony

A Grade 12 students in Saanich were treated to a hilarious surprise at their graduation ceremony when three of their teachers treated them to a parody rap. See more >

LANGFORD: National rugby team excited for home field advantage

Olympic medallists Team Canada is looking to make their fans proud at this weekend’s Women’s Sevens tournament See more >

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