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Semi-trailer filled with mangos up in smoke on Coquihalla

Semi-trailer filled with mangos up in smoke on Coquihalla

The incident happened just after 10:30 a.m. Friday near Coldwater Road
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Judge to proceed with review of Alberta separation question

Judge to proceed with review of Alberta separation question

Court of King鈥檚 Bench Justice Colin Feasby denied the Alberta Prosperity Project's application to quash the review
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Abbotsford's Enviro-Corp Recycling transforming glass into rocks

Abbotsford's Enviro-Corp Recycling transforming glass into rocks

Enviro-Rock product made entirely from recycled glass sorted and collected in Abbotsford
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B.C. law enforcement oversight office coming to Kelowna

B.C. law enforcement oversight office coming to Kelowna

The IIO has investigated 43 incidents in Kelowna and West Kelowna since 2012
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Parks Canada closes Yukon trail after bear spray used twice to deter grizzly

Parks Canada closes Yukon trail after bear spray used twice to deter grizzly

The partial park closure, which took effect Aug. 11, remains in effect until further notice
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U.S. attack helicopters make pit stops in Yukon, B.C.

U.S. attack helicopters make pit stops in Yukon, B.C.

Four AH-64 attack helicopters and two other choppers touched down at the Whitehorse airport on Aug. 13
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Splatsin, Okanagan Indian Band territorial feud reignites over housing initiative

Splatsin, Okanagan Indian Band territorial feud reignites over housing initiative

The OKIB claims the Splatsin Homes initiative is operating on Syilx territory without proper recognition
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B.C. writer's latest effort set in Halifax with murder, assault, social justice

B.C. writer's latest effort set in Halifax with murder, assault, social justice

Kristin Kraus will be at the Vernon and District Metis Association Saturday, Sept. 6, from 1-3 p.m. to officially launch They Didn't See The Flowers
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B.C. internment survivor marks anniversary of end of WW2 in Asia

B.C. internment survivor marks anniversary of end of WW2 in Asia

End of Pacific War was a surreal experience for an imprisoned five-year-old
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Restaurateur faces fraud charge in Penticton, civil suit over B.C. winery

Restaurateur faces fraud charge in Penticton, civil suit over B.C. winery

None of the claims have been tried in court
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