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DNA test confirms Turpel-Lafond’s Indigenous heritage ‘most likely’: report

DNA test confirms Turpel-Lafond’s Indigenous heritage ‘most likely’: report

Heritage of B.C.’s former representative for children and youth called into question by 2022 report
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Bikers unite to ride and raise funds for YANA in the Comox Valley through August

Bikers unite to ride and raise funds for YANA in the Comox Valley through August

From the Comox Valley and beyond, bikers are rallying together to ride and raise through the end of August in support of YANA and the local families they support.
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MARS Moment - How birds cope with the summer heat

MARS Moment - How birds cope with the summer heat

Birds use their beaks to control their temperature
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Peninsula museum floats wildfire hangar plan ahead of Hawaii Mars landing

Peninsula museum floats wildfire hangar plan ahead of Hawaii Mars landing

Martin Mars likely to land in North Saanich, move to BC Aviation Museum, in the first two weeks of August
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Shetland Creek wildfire: Evacuation alerts rescinded for Ashcroft, Cache Creek

Shetland Creek wildfire: Evacuation alerts rescinded for Ashcroft, Cache Creek

Fire has grown to 22,476 hectares, with biggest threat in southeast corner near Spences Bridge
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'We are no longer at the top': Crime statistics break-down for Kelowna

'We are no longer at the top': Crime statistics break-down for Kelowna

According to the 2023 Statistics Canada report on crime Kelowna has seen a reduction in crime
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Health region to pay Kelowna physician $20K after mistreatment

Health region to pay Kelowna physician $20K after mistreatment

The decision is the latest result in a five-year legal battle after specific surgeries were moved from Kamloops
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Firefighters have wildfire in south Nanaimo under control

Firefighters have wildfire in south Nanaimo under control

Firefighters on scene at 600-block of Nanaimo River Road
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Stay of B.C. child sexual abuse case called a failure of justice

Stay of B.C. child sexual abuse case called a failure of justice

Judge stayed the charges saying 'unacceptable delays infringed upon the accused right to a fair trial
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B.C. allows wineries to import grapes after 'unprecedented' winter

B.C. allows wineries to import grapes after 'unprecedented' winter

Province announces temporary support for wine industry
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