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Trucking company sues estate of man who died in Highway 5 crash

Trucking company sues estate of man who died in Highway 5 crash

Clearwater man allegedly failed to have control of vehicle that led to crash
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Expect disruptions to ferry service as crew shortages hit, B.C. Ferries says

Expect disruptions to ferry service as crew shortages hit, B.C. Ferries says

The biggest impact could be on routes to or between small islands, says B.C. Ferries spokeswoman Deborah Marshall.
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Cleanup continuing after king tides swamp West Vancouver waterfront

Cleanup continuing after king tides swamp West Vancouver waterfront

Ambleside, Dundarave piers still closed after some pilings knocked out
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Atmospheric river packing several powerful rainstorms heading for southern B.C.

Atmospheric river packing several powerful rainstorms heading for southern B.C.

VANCOUVER — The B.C. government is urging south coast residents to protect their homes from potential floods as heavy rain is on the way and will combine with melting snow to cause damage.
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B.C. hospitals among those dealing with COVID-19 outbreaks

B.C. hospitals among those dealing with COVID-19 outbreaks

VICTORIA — There has been a surge of COVID-19 infections in health-care and long-term care facilities in British Columbia with seven more outbreaks reported in the last few days.
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Kelowna Mountie enters not guilty plea in connection to violent wellness check involving UBCO student

Kelowna Mountie enters not guilty plea in connection to violent wellness check involving UBCO student

Kelowna RCMP officer pleads not guilty after violent wellness check on UBCO student
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Family in need of support after crash sidelines parents of four from work

Family in need of support after crash sidelines parents of four from work

Kelowna parents injured after car crash, relatives fundraise money to cover medical costs
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British Columbians want less trade with China, but at what cost?

British Columbians want less trade with China, but at what cost?

While just over six in 10 Canadians want the country to trade less with China, nearly just as many are concerned about the economic fallout
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Despite previously being found unfit to stand trial in 2017 Vernon murder, inquiry finds case still viable

Despite previously being found unfit to stand trial in 2017 Vernon murder, inquiry finds case still viable

Richard Fairgrieve and Jacqueline Leavins were charged with second-degree murder in Willy Bartz's death
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Report all sick, dead bats in Okanagan, Similkameen Valleys, urges bat conservation group

Report all sick, dead bats in Okanagan, Similkameen Valleys, urges bat conservation group

B.C. Community Bat Program seeks reports about sick or dead bat spotting
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