The city’s waste collection contractor has seen two incidents of improper disposal in as many weeks
Police used pepper spray on the man, who then had trouble breathing before dying at the scene
Mid-June earliest for more in-province travel to be authorized
All boat launches at the north end of Kalamalka Lake have been closed effective immediately
Call about vehicle warranty raised suspicions
The ‘playful’ pod lingered by a Campbell River tour operator’s boat for quite some time
Environment Canada meterologist also warns of heavy wind, rain and a potential for flooding
Linda Peters envisions trained searchers ready to go at moment’s notice in each B.C. First Nation
Shuswap Emergency Program warns residents to prepare now for possible extreme flooding
Kimberly Proctor’s killer is still ‘mismanaging emotions,’ has had ‘temper tantrums’
Ken Derkach is a familiar face to many, one of the city’s residents who is without a home
Micro-weddings, online visits, offered at Barkerville Historic Town and Park
The elderly woman was walking near the SkyTrain station when she was randomly tripped
Other calls resulted in excessive speed tickets and the arrests of two prohibited drivers
During COVID-19 pandemic, meetings have been held using online technology
DriveBC says an assessment is underway; delays expected
Pascale-Ann Demers launched a GoFundMe to upgrade the toy supply at Penticton Regional Hospital
Touched by fundraising efforts, Starlight says show support by coming to the movies instead
Partnership between United Way and Community Foundation supports organizations from Vernon to Revelstoke
Trudeau’s plan should be tied to federal emergency aid
