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“I wouldn't have done it if I had known what I know now.”

Male flickers will spread out their bright tail feathers to show off.

Unsurprisingly, a ban on TikTok had the most support.

"These convention centres are going to happen either way, whether they're in Kamloops or otherwise."

B.C. has the highest provincial average price at $1.98 with Vancouver taking the prize for highest gas price at $2.15.

“The cause of the fire has not been determined, however evidence at the scene indicates it was intentionally set."

The Canadian government used the land for military training between 1943 and 1990.

One of the residents wasn't able to escape the fire.

While MLAs can legally be recalled by voters, B.C. doesn't have the same legislative mechanism for city councillors.

He appears to have had a complete change of heart.

"If we continue to put everything to debt, in 20 years we end up with a massive portion of our budget that's entirely related to debt that was incurred years ago. Then there's no appetite for new projects because residents simply can't afford it."

It isn’t going to be a full-blown maze of furniture displays with a plate of meatballs at the end.

The case dates back to 2018 when the PAC discovered "irregularities" in its finances.

The Kelowna Rockets are heading to Kamloops with the advantage in the first playoff series between the rivals since 2017.

A judge now has to decide his punishment.

Most recently she attempted to repeal the BC Human Rights Code, another bill that failed at the first reading in the legislature.

If the city doesn't take your parking ticket to court, it might be forgotten in six months.

Four years later, the Freedom Convoy is still controversial.

"I am not evil. I am not trying to remove people from their homes."

“The park provides a glimpse into the lives of an early settler family that helped shape agriculture in the region."

"Things were very active and very close to getting deals done, then it went cold because corporations didn't want to back something that maybe the community didn't back."

The irrigation ban quickly became political and pitted farmers against the province.

The store hadn't paid regular wages, overtime wages, statutory holiday pay and annual vacation pay.

“We love to share with people and I think we transmit that. It makes us more successful because we enjoy what we’re doing.”