Independent Investigation Office of B.C. reports on incident from late last winter
25 km of groomed trails are ready to explore by cross-country skiers
84-year-old patient died due to contamination of a vial used during the nutrient injection
Real-time monitoring shows radon concentration just within federally accepted guideline
Toy drive makes sure children in Nanaimo's less fortunate families have presents Christmas morning
The new centre will be open Nov. 16 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Michael Poole is selling the roughly 20-acre property.
The average monthly rent for a one-bedroom unit in Kelowna is $1,233
Todd Doherty is eager to get back to work and help families affected by forestry downturn
Each year, Kimberley City Council receives an annual report on the quality of Kimberley's source drinking water in Mark and Matthew creeks. Council received the 2018 report at their regular meeting Tuesday evening.
Social media users have vented frustration over reports that some campaign signs left over from the Oct. 21 federal election are scattered in ditches on the Southside.
The Comox Valley Farmers' Market is feeling the squeeze at the Exhibition Grounds.
NWAS needs help particularly with mother cats and their kittens
Judge cites reasonable doubt in finding Samuel Emerson not guilty of majority of charges
The Vancouver Island Counselling Centre for Immigrants and Refugees was a recipient of new funds
Plus a look ahead at the weekend
The City will be hosting a forum on Nov. 18 at Grand Forks Secondary School
Okanagan resident says it's time for Kelowna to implement a residential food waste program
On November 6, the City of Fernie and Fernie Fire Fire Department received the donation of a truck from TransCanada Energy, which will be used to tow the Elk Valley Emergency Social Services trailer.
Popular wisdom is you should be ready to support yourself for 72 hours
