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Penticton woman on the lam after charges in $60K meat-selling scam

Penticton woman on the lam after charges in $60K meat-selling scam

Alberta police looking for Penticton woman after 16 victims send funds for meat
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How new is B.C.'s new environmental policy environment, advocate wonders?

How new is B.C.'s new environmental policy environment, advocate wonders?

Premier David Eby's decisions around environmental portfolios receive some praise, but also generate skepticism
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Multiple people struck as vehicle plows into wall at Sidney's Beacon Plaza

Multiple people struck as vehicle plows into wall at Sidney's Beacon Plaza

Two pedestrians were injured and taken to hospital
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City of Nanaimo reaches settlement with ex-CAO

City of Nanaimo reaches settlement with ex-CAO

Confidential settlement reached with Tracy Samra to 'mutual satisfaction' of all parties
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RCMP to give update on Interior B.C. school bus crash investigation

RCMP to give update on Interior B.C. school bus crash investigation

An update is going to be provided during a press conference Friday, Nov. 22
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Cowichan 10-year-old selected as youngest participant for prestigious Toronto Indigenous Fashion Show

Cowichan 10-year-old selected as youngest participant for prestigious Toronto Indigenous Fashion Show

Sally Thorne will be showing off her original designs inspired by her culture and family at the All Nations Fashion Show on Nov. 15
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B.C. mental health branch calls for spending hike after report

B.C. mental health branch calls for spending hike after report

CMHA calls for government to write mental health care into federal law following release of first-of-kind report on state of mental health in Canada
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National Indigenous council report seeks to lead Canadian renewable energy transition

National Indigenous council report seeks to lead Canadian renewable energy transition

The report is part of $300 million project aimed to reduce diesel reliance in rural, remote, and Indigenous communities
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B.C. leaders pitch Hollywood executives in bid to keep province on screen

B.C. leaders pitch Hollywood executives in bid to keep province on screen

Delegation from B.C. talk film industry issues with Hollywood executives during short trip to La-La Land
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Trees snapping ‘like gunshots’: B.C. witness recounts bomb cyclone’s impact

Trees snapping ‘like gunshots’: B.C. witness recounts bomb cyclone’s impact

BC Hydro still working Thursday morning to restore power to about 27,000 customers
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