Police assisting B.C. Coroners Service, say there is no danger to the public
Job action could affect 3,500 union members across three locals in Kelowna, Kamloops and Kootenays
Sporting action continues in Kimberley and Cranbrook
‘The Grizzlies’ is based on Russ Sheppard’s experiences teaching and coaching lacrosse in the Arctic
The man was rushed to hospital after the stabbing, but did not survive
Resort developer successfully argues 2014 decision that halted the project was unfair
Can the sun bake chocolate chip cookie dough left on a tray inside a vehicle?
Two Mormon fundamentalists told probation officers they feel no remorse for multiple marriages
Dave Podmoroff raising money and awareness for men’s health and mental health issues.
Judge mulling ‘substantially started’ decision that halted construction for proposed ski resort.
The first polygamy prosecution in over 100 years ended in Cranbrook Supreme Court this week
Winston Blackmore and James Oler were found guilty of practicing polygamy last year
Glacier Resort Ltd seeks to quash ‘not substantially started’ ruling from former cabinet minister
Dean Christopher Roberts must appeal directly to the federal Minister of Justice, reads ruling.
Arrests made in case of innocent couple killed in a case of mistaken identity, say police
Nature Conservancy of Canada brings 43 hectares near Morrissey Meadows into conservation fold
Category 3 fires to be prohibited effective Friday, June 8.
Members of the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference began striking at 7 p.m. Tuesday
Both meeting Friday to determine next steps; 72 hours notice required before strike action.
Three Indigenous groups in Southern B.C. Interior will not be involved in upcoming talks.
