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One warehouse shelf had 1,500 lb. on it and was bowing under the weight.

The 45-year-old schizophrenic has a lengthy history of attacking health care staff.

The violation notice was sent by email, but that wasn't good enough.

The man was left with burns and a portion of his ear cut off.

“There is obviously a lot of strong views and a lot of discussion that individuals would like to have around this particular item.”

A couple from Lillooet are splitting the $5 million jackpot with someone in Quebec after…

West Kelowna RCMP said it continues to monitor the situation.

A pedestrian wound up in hospital with serious injuries.

“We take residents concerns seriously and take enforcement action when warranted."

It's no small task to keep the ice on outdoor skating rinks in the Southern Interior from melting where this year it's hard to tell winter ever came.

A flag raising can get controversial.

Travis Kroeker seems rather fond of skipping out without paying.

“It's exciting. It makes me want to get up in the morning.”

You've never seen an outhouse move this fast. Actually, you generally don't see outhouses that move at all.

Decommissioning the Princeton stretch of the trail is going to take around two to three years once it starts in the spring.

Multiple family members testified about the dog's behaviour, which the judge noted "differed dramatically."

“One of the things we know about the crime statistics is they’re not really a very accurate representation of what’s actually happening.”

West Kelowna, Westbank First Nation and Peachland are worried about the ripple effects as Kelowna RCMP splits from regional coverage.

“We can stand up for business owners and for vulnerable individuals.”

“You want to be nice for the positive change, but we got to be realistic that this has to be maintained.”

By 2029, the city will spend $370 per Kamloops resident on debt, and more than half of that will go to interest.

A large number of British Columbians surveyed said they don't have adequate access to health care.

“Impersonating police is a criminal offence whether it be by false representation, badge, article, uniform or equipment which can pose a significant risk to both public and police safety."

Two suspects were caught on CCTV surveillance near the loading back pouring an accelerant and lighting it on fire.