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First Nations, Carney meet to discuss One Canadian Economy Act

First Nations, Carney meet to discuss One Canadian Economy Act

BCAFN Regional Chief Terry Teegee said the next step is for Carney to visit and engage with First Nation communities directly
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Review of 2024 Jasper wildfire response highlights gaps

Review of 2024 Jasper wildfire response highlights gaps

Premier issued response to review Friday morning
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Chilliwack woman jumps out of stalled car with dog before train hits

Chilliwack woman jumps out of stalled car with dog before train hits

'I鈥檓 really sorry we couldn鈥檛 stop,' said train conductor. 'We really did try.'
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Cranbrook pushing back against $175K WorkSafeBC monster truck fine

Cranbrook pushing back against $175K WorkSafeBC monster truck fine

City says it is appealing a $175,000 fine tied to arena event, launching an independent third-party investigation
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Shuswap residents suffer 'horrendous odours' while awaiting action on compost facility

Shuswap residents suffer 'horrendous odours' while awaiting action on compost facility

Spa Hills Compost operator says company has made 'major improvements'
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Armstrong spreads FireSmart info with free barbecue

Armstrong spreads FireSmart info with free barbecue

The community is invited to Memorial Park Sunday, July 20, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for free food, games, music, and information on the FireSmart wildfire prevention program
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Keremeos fire crews tackle 2nd Cawston structure fire in a week

Keremeos fire crews tackle 2nd Cawston structure fire in a week

The fire had limited spread into nearby wildlands according to BC Wildfire Service
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Sicamous health clinic closing at noon July 18 for the big move

Sicamous health clinic closing at noon July 18 for the big move

'If all goes according to plan' will reopen July 21 at 8:30 on Main St.
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Sicamous RCMP help collar rogue trees during windstorm

Sicamous RCMP help collar rogue trees during windstorm

'Several downed trees, some of which had struck BC Hydro lines'
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Civil liberties group will weigh in on firing of Victoria school board

Civil liberties group will weigh in on firing of Victoria school board

Greater Victoria School Board terminated after disagreements with the province over school police liaison officers
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