Unit 5B outbreak declared over, 4E outbreak remains active
First Nations Chief Moses Martin, a survivor said ‘I’ll put a mask on any day instead of the experience that I had’
Employee moved by task of preserving tributes to man living rough, one moment stands out for him
Vaccination now open to people aged 70 and older
Mansfield was caught throwing a bucket of dog poop in front of Compass House Shelter
Coffee stop with pal leads to cash for new car
Smoke machines used to give firefighters practice navigating burning buildings
Founder Kane Blake said they were hauling cars out of the backcountry when the truck gave out
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appeared receptive to the idea of vaccine-related travel documents
Vancouver Fire Capt. Gormick has been appointed to oversee the combined overdose response team
The man is hoping to rejoin his siblings in Jamaica to mourn the loss of their mother
CFSEU officers spent a week in Kelowna last month, seizing weapons and drugs
Bystander video of Floyd crying he couldn’t breathe as onlookers yelled at Chauvin to get off him sparked protests
BCTF president wants province to share criteria for when schools switch between in-person and remote learning
Lawsuit claims Lambertus Westervelt killed his wife so he could inherit her assets before she divorced him
The 14-year-old girl was waiting alone at a bus stop when the man approached her
RCMP say man believed to be impersonating officer who conducted four traffic stops near Lumby is member of North Okanagan Traffic Services
On Friday, the agency added to its advisory: ‘Even fully vaccinated travellers may be at risk’
Woods was driving 84 to 87 mph (135 to 140 kph) in an area that had a speed limit of 45 mph (72 kph)
The loan would result in up to a $197 annual parcel tax on each property to service and pay down the debt, for the next 30 years
