The CBC is famous for a few things, like its blown-up-globe-like logo, its anchor named Mansbridge, its hockey... oh, and its montages.
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The country music superstar played to a sold out house at the Abbotsford Entertainment and Sports Centre.
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Business group may also endorse Kinder Morgan pipeline
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A new report on the Johnsons Landing landslide recommends restrictions on further development in the community
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A Lethbridge doctor died while scuba diving in Kootenay Lake on Saturday.
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The Jumbo Glacier Resort in the East Kootenay has been given a green light to build lifts and a lodge.
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A squatter’s cabin in the forest just off south Sheppard Drive was levelled by fire in the wee hours of Thursday morning.
READRaising awareness of mental illness secondary goal of luncheon May 24
READCampbell River RCMP have arrested a 27-year-old man in Campbell River for a violent home invasion on Monday evening in Saanich.
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No serious injury reported in Thursday afternoon incident in Langley City
READMetal thieves went underground in New Westminster last weekend disrupting Telus service for 34 hours and causing $50,000 damage.
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BC fire chiefs and firefighters are in Penticton for the next few days to take part in workshops, practical training and meetings.
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Kendal Goheen, 52, has been barred from owning an animal for the next 10 years
READPressure mounts to find new space for industrial uses
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Nelson storm sewers and creeks are seeing heavy use with the recent rainfall, keeping city staff on alert for potential flooding issues.
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A man claiming to being chased by a gang with knives burst into the lobby of the Nelson Police Department.
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The president of the Mount Washington Alpine Resort has won the 2013 Jim Marshall Award.
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A camping trip ended tragically for two Vernon men when their bodies were discovered in Kal Lake, near Cosens Bay, Wednesday...
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Police responded to a robbery call in the 5000-block of Dallas Drive, in the area of the Petro-Can gas station.
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Prolific offenders account for about 80 per cent of all property crime in Kamloops.
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