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$50K raised for family of man fatally stabbed in White Rock

$50K raised for family of man fatally stabbed in White Rock

Victim’s brother says no more donations are needed
B.C. woman loses roughly $25,000 in cryptocurrency scam

B.C. woman loses roughly $25,000 in cryptocurrency scam

Initial returns lead woman to invest further, provide access to bank account
Impaired drivers stopped in Sicamous ‘almost triple’ from 2023

Impaired drivers stopped in Sicamous ‘almost triple’ from 2023

‘So the guys are out pulling more vehicles over, looking for people that might be impaired…’
Coroner’s inquest into fatal Surrey hostage-taking ends with 7 recommendations

Coroner’s inquest into fatal Surrey hostage-taking ends with 7 recommendations

Jury recommends extended training in mental health disorders for probation officers
Couple to weave stories with music at Vernon coffee house show

Couple to weave stories with music at Vernon coffee house show

Norm and Lee Strauss will perform at the Halina Centre Saturday, April 27
Salmon Arm RCMP see spike in calls for open drug use post decriminalization

Salmon Arm RCMP see spike in calls for open drug use post decriminalization

‘Crime hot spot’ grows around Highway 1/30th Street NE intersection
‘Taste and Sip’ your way through spring with Okanagan Wine Festivals

‘Taste and Sip’ your way through spring with Okanagan Wine Festivals

Several events are planned throughout the Okanagan between June 2-23.
Orphaned orca calf swims out of B.C. lagoon after being trapped for weeks

Orphaned orca calf swims out of B.C. lagoon after being trapped for weeks

Ehattesaht First Nation thankful for support after many rallied to help around remote Zeballos
‘Violation’: CSIS investigated officer after she reported superior raped her

‘Violation’: CSIS investigated officer after she reported superior raped her

Officer said she was never told she was under investigation, or that it found misconduct
Climate changing what’s growing on Canadian farms, eaten on Canadian tables

Climate changing what’s growing on Canadian farms, eaten on Canadian tables

From saffron to bananas, Canada’s food growers are considering their options