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 →

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

In September, Caissie pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the 14-year-old’s death. Continue reading →

The fire is in an old, 100-foot cedar tree located north of Beaver Lake in the park. Continue reading →

The Canucks fell 6-3 to the Bruins Thursday night, after a devastating first period. Continue reading →

The director of the B.C. Limousine Association says it’s against the rules for limos to offer rides to passengers on the street, but some limo drivers are doing it anyway. Continue reading →

Maple Ridge Mayor Nicole Read says she’s not going to run in the 2018 municipal election. 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 →