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Winter driving can be an upsetting experience, especially when you have to share the road…

High elevation highways through mountain passes are in good shape in and out of the…

The Kelowna RCMP is warning drivers about a serious incident along Highway 97 that has…

It's the first week of autumn and that means winter driving conditions are just around…

Hazardous, wintry driving conditions will persist on B.C.’s mountain passes today. An Environment Canada winter…

If you’re waking up to a fresh dump of snow, you might need to be…

Now that temperatures have turned cooler and the days have gotten shorter, drivers across B.C.…

PENTICTON – According to the calendar, we’re in the last stages of winter, with spring…

KAMLOOPS – Snow covered roads and speedy drivers are combining in a bad way, making…

SHUSWAP – Long weekend travellers planning to drive on the Trans-Canada Highway from Eagle Pass…

THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – Snow falling on high levels of the Coquihalla Highway is creating hazardous driving…

THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – Cooler temperatures and leaves changing colour signal the beginning of fall, and not…

KAMLOOPS – Cars crashing into snow plows on the Coquihalla Highway has become such a…

THOMPSON-OKANAGAN - With snow already falling at higher elevations throughout the region the rush to beat the deadline for having snow tires installed on your vehicle is on. While winter does not officially start until late December snow can fall, especially on mountain passes, a lot earlier and as a result provincial regulations require winter...

THOMPSON-OKANAGAN - Slushy sections hit the Connector for a brief time Tuesday afternoon and as of Wednesday morning winter tires are a requirement on most B.C. highways. While winter does not officially start until late December snow can fall, especially on mountain passes, a lot earlier and as a result provincial regulations require winter tires...