This week Okanagan venues have invited booking agents and concert promoters from across Canada to tour local facilities. Continue reading
The Independent Investigations Office says a 911 call was answered up to two hours before Carson Crimeni was found, but the officers couldn’t locate the boy. Continue reading
Facebook closed 89 accounts, 107 pages, 15 groups and five Instagram accounts over efforts to “manipulate or corrupt public debate.” Continue reading
The arrest of multiple workers at Hastings Racecourse on Monday stemmed from an internal investigation into the official who issued them their credentials, hearings for some of the workers heard. Continue reading
UBC Okanagan is researching a smaller, more powerful lithium-tellurium battery. Continue reading
Hong Kong protesters stood up to China in the largely peaceful Umbrella movement in 2014. This time, they’re more confrontational. Continue reading
Drivers in Vancouver will see the first traffic impacts of work on the Broadway subway project starting Thursday. Continue reading
Joseph Katalinic won the $60-million Lotto Max jackpot on July 26. Continue reading
Space Command is a major military command, separate from the “Space Force,” which is to be an armed service branch. Continue reading
The victim was taken to hospital, but police say he died of his injuries Wednesday morning. Continue reading
Olivia Malcom’s death sent shock waves through Metro Vancouver’s lacrosse community. Continue reading
A video from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission shows the affected panthers walking abnormally, mostly kittens. Trail cameras in three counties identified eight endangered panthers and one bobcat walking with a hitch in their step. Continue reading
When defence asked if he killed the two girls, Berry said, “No, I did not.” Continue reading
Got Bats? program says funding will help research a fatal bat disease known as white-nose syndrome. Continue reading
Africa’s last case of wild polio was recorded in Nigeria’s Borno State in August 2016. Continue reading
Unlike in other ecosystems, scientists say the wildfires burning in the Amazon are not natural. Continue reading
In a speech Wednesday in Montreal, Trudeau said the federal government is closely monitoring developments in Hong Kong, where there are 300,000 Canadian citizens. Continue reading
The Independent Investigations Office says a 911 call was answered up to two hours before Carson Crimeni was found, but the officers couldn’t locate the boy. Continue reading
Joseph Katalinic won the $60-million Lotto Max jackpot on July 26. Continue reading
Authorities say the condo was split up horizontally into two floors, with ceilings as low as 4.5 feet. Continue reading
This week Okanagan venues have invited booking agents and concert promoters from across Canada to tour local facilities. Continue reading
The Independent Investigations Office says a 911 call was answered up to two hours before Carson Crimeni was found, but the officers couldn’t locate the boy. Continue reading
The arrest of multiple workers at Hastings Racecourse on Monday stemmed from an internal investigation into the official who issued them their credentials, hearings for some of the workers heard. Continue reading
UBC Okanagan is researching a smaller, more powerful lithium-tellurium battery. Continue reading
Drivers in Vancouver will see the first traffic impacts of work on the Broadway subway project starting Thursday. Continue reading
Joseph Katalinic won the $60-million Lotto Max jackpot on July 26. Continue reading
The victim was taken to hospital, but police say he died of his injuries Wednesday morning. Continue reading
Olivia Malcom’s death sent shock waves through Metro Vancouver’s lacrosse community. Continue reading
When defence asked if he killed the two girls, Berry said, “No, I did not.” Continue reading
Got Bats? program says funding will help research a fatal bat disease known as white-nose syndrome. Continue reading
A suspect, identified as 33-year-old Alexander Varfolomeev, was arrested on Tuesday and has been charged with sexual assault. Continue reading
The City of Vancouver says about 50 people have agreed to move out of their tents in the Downtown Eastside park. Continue reading
The company expects to have close to 4,200 workers on the job in various communities by year’s end. Continue reading
Though he was acquitted in court, the educator was fired from his teacher-on-call role with the Surrey school district. Continue reading
Meanwhile, a petition opposed to the transition is reaching 25,000 signatures. Continue reading
Meng Wanzhou’s lawyers argue that remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump are “threatening in nature” and that the CBSA and RCMP “unlawfully” detained her. Continue reading
“If you don’t have the lungs to help you exercise, to help you lose the weight, then how do you lose it?” Continue reading
“We are expecting a full recovery physically. We never know how it is going to affect somebody mentally.” Continue reading
Police say a 20-year-old Vernon man was arrested following two separate crime incidents in late July. Continue reading
The body of 45-year-old Paul Prestbakmo was found in the parking lot of the Semiahmoo Shopping Centre early Friday. Continue reading
Police say the circumstances at the scene led offers to believe their deaths were the result of criminal behaviour. Continue reading
Vancouver police are investigating a hit-and-run that sent a man in his 70s to hospital with life-threatening injuries. Continue reading
Third annual Rolling Barrage started in Halifax on Aug. 9 and ends in Burnaby on Aug. 21. Continue reading
There will be a new bus travelling between Penticton, Summerland and Kelowna during weekdays. Continue reading
Nanaimo RCMP are currently looking for a 75-year-old man with dementia who walked away from a residence on Manhattan Way in north Nanaimo. Continue reading
