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Shuswap communities among nation's top 10 for 'high burn probability': Report

Shuswap communities among nation's top 10 for 'high burn probability': Report

'Ranked 7th in top 10 for 'highest burn probability' among small communities in Canada
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Lynx spotted feasting on chicken in Okanagan neighbourhood

Lynx spotted feasting on chicken in Okanagan neighbourhood

The Conservation Officer Service is recommending that people secure their poultry and other small animals living outdoors
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Icy roads a Vancouver Island concern, Malahat sees 35 cm snow in 2 days

Icy roads a Vancouver Island concern, Malahat sees 35 cm snow in 2 days

Schools are back in session after a snow day for many Tuesday
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B.C. United donations flowed in long after election campaign suspended

B.C. United donations flowed in long after election campaign suspended

Party collected more than $223,000 in donations, most of which were automatic bank transfers
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Cat stuck up a tree for 5 days in Parksville rescued by skilled climber

Cat stuck up a tree for 5 days in Parksville rescued by skilled climber

Kitty recovering nicely at home
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B.C. church's affirming status builds bridge with queer community

B.C. church's affirming status builds bridge with queer community

Trinity United Church was recently designated as an affirming congregation, and has publicly stated its acceptance of 2SLGBTQIA+ and all other groups
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Urgent support needed as work permits expiring for Ukrainians

Urgent support needed as work permits expiring for Ukrainians

Thousands of Ukrainians in the Thompson-Okanagan region are set to see their three-year work permits expire on March 31, 2025
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B.C. releases list of 10 resource projects it plans to accelerate into action

B.C. releases list of 10 resource projects it plans to accelerate into action

Projects aim to support rural and remote parts of British Columbia
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Man charged with dangerous driving in death of Nanaimo soccer administrator to go to trial

Man charged with dangerous driving in death of Nanaimo soccer administrator to go to trial

Michael Allison Rennie accused of dangerous driving in crash that resulted in the death of Reid Davidson
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Researchers hopeful orphan B.C. orca calf Brave Little Hunter still alive

Researchers hopeful orphan B.C. orca calf Brave Little Hunter still alive

The public is encouraged to document orca sightings, which could help find the 2-year-old female calf last seen in fall, 2024
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