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The RDNO paid $170,000 when it took the land, the owners wanted more.

The officers who saw the teens racing were in the area since there was a fatal collision on Swamp Road earlier this year and there have been increased complaints about excessive speeding. 

ICBC surveyed 2,616 people to ask how they are celebrating Halloween.

BC has one of the highest concentrations of larch trees in the world.

The Crown has approved charges against Const. David Paul Feller for offences that happened in Merritt and Kamloops.

“Whether in uniform, on bikes, or in plainclothes, our officers are actively engaging with residents and businesses in Rutland to listen, respond, and make a meaningful impact.”

“I’ve never seen one before in my life and most people never will."

How long have you been waiting for a family doctor?

She argued if she wasn't allowed to use the services she should get a refund.

"Did we know Kamloops was in trouble? Yeah, and so did everyone else. Do we know it's one of many sites that are in trouble? Yes."

There are still a few days left in October but the chance of any significant rainfall is slight.

As the site preparation begins there will be temporary closures for up to 20 minutes between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. in November.

The federal notification system that alerts Canadians about life-threatening emergency situations is facing an uncertain…

Some of the signs have entertaining cartoon-like pictures on them.

“Alcohol and speed are being investigated as contributing factors.”

He apologized profusely for his actions, telling a Penticton court he was going through a difficult time in his life when this incident took place.

Tickets for some of these events are going fast, so get them while you can.

"The biggest incentive is to give the community something cool to do in the winter time together."

"Let's generate some feedback, let's generate some curiosity, and let's make sure that this is getting into the city's hands.”

The case gives an insight into the inner workings of the beleaguered historic museum.

The strike by the BC General Employees’ Union shut down liquor and cannabis distribution and backlogged traffic courts as the union ramped up job action incrementally.

“Illegal firearms and illicit drugs in our communities remain a targeted concern."