Jay Pigott is living with an aggressive form of liver cancer, less than a year after he was declared cancer-free. Continue reading →

Morneau holds his shares in Morneau Shepell Inc., (MSI) through an Alberta numbered company. Continue reading →

He was director of leisure services at the Fernie Memorial Arena. Continue reading →

One farmer has gone out of pocket and spent $1,600 to erect a fence to keep the pumpkin pilferers at bay. Continue reading →

One farmer has gone out of pocket and spent $1,600 to erect a fence to keep the pumpkin pilferers at bay. Continue reading →

Jay Pigott is living with an aggressive form of liver cancer, less than a year after he was declared cancer-free. Continue reading →

It was just last week when West Kelowna council pulled the business licences to two of the six marijuana dispensaries operating in the city – meaning all six are now without a business licence. Continue reading →

The estimates to repair the damage to some of Penticton’s lakeside infrastructure from last spring’s flood are in, and the sum is more than $500,000. Continue reading →

Metro Vancouver’s population is aging rapidly. Can HandyDART transit keep up? Continue reading →

One of the vehicle’s owners called it an “act of nature.” Continue reading →

He was director of leisure services at the Fernie Memorial Arena. Continue reading →

Police want the public’s help to identify a suspect in a pair of alleged groping incidents in Surrey. Continue reading →

The mayors are hoping a slice of the carbon tax pie could fund projects like Surrey light rail or the Broadway subway Continue reading →

RCMP are staying tight-lipped about what prompted them to search a Salmon River Road property on Thursday but neighbours are concerned about other ongoing investigations. Continue reading →

The suspect is “well known to police,” according to a news release. Continue reading →

A roundup of tentative opening days for Okanagan ski hills and nordic centres. Continue reading →

The bodies of the three victims killed from an ammonia gas leak at the Fernie hockey arena have now been removed from the facility. Continue reading →

RCMP in the south Okanagan have arrested an alleged thief and found two tool boxes in the process. Continue reading →

The utility said, as of Thursday morning, roughly a dozen Okanagan customers were still without power, nearly 48 hours after the storm. Continue reading →

A Vancouver tech company has been ordered by the province’s Employment Standards Branch to pay $2.9 million in unpaid wages, Global News has learned. Continue reading →

Frances Brown was out picking mushrooms last Saturday, Oct. 14, when she became separated from her friend. Continue reading →

A shocking verbal tirade against a Vancouver police officer was posting online recently and is now making the rounds on social media. Continue reading →

“You know the people, you gotta do what you gotta do to help right? So I wouldn’t call it a hero. Far from it.” Continue reading →

“We haven’t seen a classic one this week because of the sun we saw yesterday between storm one and two but close enough.” Continue reading →

An initial investigation has determined that a light-coloured sedan fired at a SUV that was dark-coloured. Continue reading →

But the city has pros and cons attached to it, said one analyst. Continue reading →