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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.

The 71-year-old man saw a couple he thought might be interested in him and was very forward with his intentions.

Investigators are asking the public to have a look at their dash camera and security camera footage.

Some of the best para snowboard athletes were tearing up the slopes.

RCMP don't say if any arrests were made.

The Justice said the dentist engaged in a "relentless and multi-pronged attack” on his wife and took it to social media.

“We'll see cooler temperatures at the higher elevations and possibility of snow this weekend at the higher elevations, but not really true winter conditions.”

He was denied any release two years into his sentence, but he may be moved to a minimum security prison.

Only one housing type in one region saw an uptick in sales in January.

RCMP said its “targeted” investigation began following a traffic stop almost a month ago.

The regulator said the nurse accessed the records on a "non-random" basis.

“By expanding curbside recycling to include flexible plastics and non-deposit glass bottles and jars, we’re making it more convenient for Central Okanagan residents to recycle these materials and keep them out of landfills and nature.”