The first sick birds turned up on Wednesday. By Saturday, the Raptor Rescue Centre had found a dozen. Continue reading →

She was found dead after she walked out of her Montreal seniors residence in the middle of the night. Continue reading →

Nanaimo voters will get a chance to see candidates in a crucial byelection face off on Monday night. Continue reading →

It was a happy ending Sunday night as a dog found lost on the Coquihalla highway was reunited with his owner. Continue reading →

The life-sized cardboard replica of a Mountie with his radar gun was propped up outside A.S. Matheson Elementary School to slow speeding drivers. Continue reading →

A new report accuses the legislature’s clerk and sergeant-at-arms of lacking oversight for millions of dollars and being in charge of “unjustified terminations.” Continue reading →

Vernon man deemed not criminally responsible for friend’s 2010 murder granted absolute discharge. Continue reading →

“No one was there to be a voice for Sarah at all. And I think Fenton got off really easy today, seeing as how Sarah didn’t have a voice and he did.” Continue reading →

The procedure is for patients who are not candidates for open-heart surgery because of advanced age, frailty or other high risks. Continue reading →

Speaker Darryl Plecas has handed over a lengthy report to the Legislative Assembly Management Committee looking into alleged wrongdoing by clerk Craig James and sergeant-at-arms Gary Lenz. Continue reading →

B.C. legislature speaker Darryl Plecas is promising additional information Monday into the actions of legislative clerk Craig James and sergeant-at-arm Gary Lenz. Continue reading →

On Aug. 3, 2016, Danny Ross left his Abbott Street home just before 10 a.m. for an appointment with Penticton’s probation office but never arrived, police say. Continue reading →

Eight-year-old Penticton child Haley Potentier is worried she could end up in a wheelchair if she does not get the medication she needs to combat juvenile arthritis. Continue reading →

The annual Unplug and Play Week kicked off Sunday at the Parkinson Rec Centre in Kelowna with a fun party, encouraging families to get off their screens and get connected. Continue reading →

The star rookie tallied a goal and an assist in the victory, bringing his point total for the season to 44. Continue reading →

“He liked trucks and the Canucks, and we thought it would be a good idea to get everybody together to support the family.” Continue reading →

It’s already difficult to operate a video store in the age of Netflix, but for one Kamloops business, things just got harder. Continue reading →

The events provide “a comfortable environment to speak about dying and death,” organizers say. Continue reading →

The first sick birds turned up on Wednesday. By Saturday, the Raptor Rescue Centre had found a dozen. Continue reading →

The crowd was on their feet cheering when Kelowna Rockets’ goalie Roman Basran deflected the Prince Albert Raiders’ final shootout attempt. Continue reading →

While plowing Highway 5 southbound between Hope and Merritt road workers spotted a dog sitting on a snowbank on the side of the road. Continue reading →

Autonomous vehicles are coming to Vancouver and Surrey next month, as part of the cities’ bid to build driverless car corridors in the future. Continue reading →

Jaclyn Andall said the driver narrowly missed her 16-year-old son. Continue reading →