Reduced schedule, physical distancing planned for Kettle Valley Steam Railway beginning July 18
Resident Yuli Lavigne alleges the incident happened on Monday, July 6
Bear roamed valley north of Terrace for many years
The province has filed two notices of appeal related to the B.C. Supreme Court decision
The service is expanding to Peachland, Lake Country, Penticton and Vernon by the end of July
Police shouldn’t struggle with health issues, Horgan says
Event on July 13 at 1 p.m. open to comments from the public
The fifth annual Vernon Proms Classical Music Festival has modified programming to keep people safe
Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police want policing focus of opioid crisis to be replaced with a health one
A GoFundMe account has been set up for Little Tex Restaurant with a goal of $25,000
Youth Minister Bardish Chagger’s spokeswoman Danielle Keenan is standing by the Canada Student Services Grant program
The precious metal hit another nine-year high and is making a run for US$2,000 an ounce
There are also concerns in the report about the vulnerability of low-income seniors
Police have been the subject of intense scrutiny in recent weeks
Ed John’s lawyer entered the plea by telephone on behalf of his client
Ian Jordan suffered a head injury when he and another officer were on their way to a call in Victoria in September 1987
Police describe the nature of the threat as ‘sensitive’
