
B.C. VOTES: Live election coverage
11:31 p.m. That wraps up our live coverage for tonight. Stay right here for candidate reactions and ongoing coverage. 11:12 p.m. CHRISTY CLARK: "WELL THAT WAS EASY." 11:04 p.m. CHRISTY CLARK TAKES STAGE IN VICTORY 11:02 p.m. DAVID EBY STILL LEADS BY 240 VOTES; ADVANCED POLLS NOT COUNTED YET 10:43 p.m. Follow election action with...

Kamloops to limit size of open fires to prevent human-caused forest fires
The Kamloops Fire Centre is restricting the size of open fires to prevent new human-caused fires and to protect the public. There is a 1400 Ha fire currently blazing at Sputnam Creek near Ashcroft, and firefighters have responded to 42 other human-caused fires throughout the Kamloops Fire Centre since April 1, 2013. Many have resulted...

Government obtains wide set of Associated Press phone records in investigation, using subpoena
WASHINGTON – The Justice Department secretly obtained two months of telephone records of reporters and editors for The Associated Press in what the news co-operative's top executive called a "massive and unprecedented intrusion" into how news organizations gather the news.

Fire evacuation order issued for area south of Ashcroft reduced
For Immediate Release (May 13/13): The Thompson-Nicola Regional District is officially reducing the area under the Evacuation Order issued Sunday, May 12, in the area south of Ashcroft affected by the Spatsum Creek Wildfire in Electoral Area "I" (Blue Sky Country). The area previously under an evacuation order included all properties northeast of Barnes Lake...
201 Forest Service Road washed out between Vernon and Penticton
TRAFFIC ADVISORY VERNON - Travellers are advised the 201 Forest Service Road that connects Kelowna to Penticton is closed at the 56.5-kilometre marker, effective immediately until further notice. The road has been washed out, and the recreation sites north of the washout (north of the Greyback Forest Service Road) are accessible only from Highway 33....
Highlights of the Regional Board Meeting – May 9, 2013
Sustainable Transportation Partnership The Regional Board has given approval to a new inter-municipal partnership that will coordinate a regional delivery of sustainable transportation programs and projects. Earlier this year, local governments gave their approval to a memorandum of understanding indicating their participation in the Sustainable Transportation Partnership. The goals of the partnership are to establish...
Road closures for Rutland May Days parade
This year’s Rutland May Days parade will be held on Saturday, May 18. The parade starts at 10:30 a.m. at the Family Y parking lot on Hartman Road. Rutland Road between McIntosh Road and Hartman Road will be closed, with rolling closures on Saturday May 18 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. to accommodate the...
UPDATE: Kelowna RCMP says take unwanted prescriptions to pharmacy during extended National Prescription Drop-off week
UPDATE: 10:39 a.m. May 13, 2013 Kelowna - The front counter staff in Kelowna, Lake Country and West Kelowna will not be available during National Prescription Drug Drop Off Day, Saturday, May 11, and encourage you to drop off your unwanted prescriptions at your local pharmacy. The BC RCMP supports the National Prescription Drug Drop-Off...
Motorists asked to avoid use of Angus Drive
As construction continues on Phase 3 of the Gellatly Road Upgrade and the weather improves generating more traffic to West Kelowna’s beautiful waterfront, motorists are being encouraged to avoid use of Angus Drive as a detour whenever possible. Gellatly Road remains closed to all traffic from the intersection of Angus Drive South to just north...

Canadian: Space station commander calls leak in power system radiator serious but not life-threatening
May 10, 2013 – 2:26 AMWASHINGTON – The International Space Station has a radiator leak in its power system. The outpost's commander calls the situation serious, but not life-threatening.

Political parties translate job rates differently days away from B.C. election
May 10, 2013 – 9:54 AMVANCOUVER – Statistics Canada says British Columbia's jobless rate dropped six-tenths of a point in April to 6.4 per cent, but with just four days remaining in the provincial election campaign, those numbers mean different things to different parties.

Sun-Rype Kelowna reports net income, sales down in first quarter
Sales, net income down in Q1 for Sun-Rype Products


Tunisian man arrested in US accused of seeking to remain in US to build a terror network
NEW YORK, N.Y. – A Tunisian man has been arrested in New York and accused of trying to stay in the U.S. illegally to build a terrorism cell.
Kamloops lawyer appointed: convicted criminal accused of threatening, harassing B.C. prosecutor
Convicted criminal accused of threatening, harassing B.C. prosecutor







