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She has owned the trailer park for 37 years and has rarely raised the rent in that time, but she can't afford the repairs.

B.C. has the largest population of mountain goats in North America and while they aren’t endangered, the species is a high priority for conservation.

Trials are complicated already without lawyers gumming up the works intentionally or incompetently, justice says.

"Dr. Ashley and his family no longer felt safe in Princeton, where they had previously immersed themselves into the community."

Get ready to change your clocks for the last time.

A Salmon Arm man is facing charges.

“This is it. There’s no other avenue."

“It's going to be quite warm and mild to start off the month, not seeing any cold Arctic air coming down anytime soon."

It's a two-week wait to get into the only detox centre in the Okanagan.

The opt-in registry hasn't been fully rolled out, but business associations are preparing their members.

"While the city continues to take local action, many of the root causes require federal leadership and legislative reform."

BC's police watchdog has launched an investigation in the officer-involved shooting.

Canadian rocker and music icon Bryan Adams will be touring in support of his latest…

The abuse happened in 1979, but the effects remain.

It might be warming up in the valleys, but don't pack up your ski gear just yet.

The Strata had originally approved the change 25 years ago, but then changed it's mind.

Among his ideas is a voluntary salary cuts for city managers.

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The company accused three former Denny's employees of stealing $500,000 from the tip accounts, while its tip management system lost more than $2 million.

"It could be hand drawn on pieces of paper that you cut up yourself, or it could be something that people have 3D printed.”

A Toronto-based developer is now paying the District of Peachland $100,000 a month for not completing construction on a long-promised golf course.

Six months ago, the judge wasn't convinced by what lawyers were suggesting.

“When you have a cranky feral cat and you work with him and he turns into a big love bug, there's just nothing better."

More officers have come forward saying the situation wasn't good a decade ago.