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Man sentenced to life in prison for mistaken identity murders near Cranbrook

Man sentenced to life in prison for mistaken identity murders near Cranbrook

Colin Correia pleaded guilty to 2nd-degree murder in 2010 shooting deaths of Leanne MacFarlane, Jeffrey Taylor
21 drug charges for man with Abbotsford and Maple Ridge connections

21 drug charges for man with Abbotsford and Maple Ridge connections

Shawn Guo Rui Kuang is subject of civil forfeiture lawsuit launched last year
B.C. judge tosses drug evidence for ‘numerous and flagrant’ rights violations

B.C. judge tosses drug evidence for ‘numerous and flagrant’ rights violations

The ruling was in the Vernon RCMP's case against Nabil Abdelkader
B.C. unemployment creeping up as Canada's creeping down

B.C. unemployment creeping up as Canada's creeping down

B.C. rate hits 6 per cent in January 2025, still lower than Canada's as a whole
Surrey man sentenced to 4.5 years for child sexual offences

Surrey man sentenced to 4.5 years for child sexual offences

Paul Atanassov to spend another year in jail for sexual interference, making/publishing child porn
Q’aLaTKu7eM School near Pemberton celebrates first graduate

Q’aLaTKu7eM School near Pemberton celebrates first graduate

Raoul Peters’ convocation took place among school staff and loved ones
White Rock Museum exhibit marks Black History Month

White Rock Museum exhibit marks Black History Month

Narrative balances accounts of racism with inspirational stories
Penticton urges province to help address Highway 97 encampment

Penticton urges province to help address Highway 97 encampment

City, Penticton Indian Band looking to be part of B.C.'s Heart and Hearth Agreement
Nakusp family thriving after 197-day hospital stay with Ronald McDonald House

Nakusp family thriving after 197-day hospital stay with Ronald McDonald House

Parents of seven-year-old cancer patient grateful for the care and community they had at Ronald McDonald House's Family Room
Fast-tracking B.C. mines no guarantee of success, research suggests

Fast-tracking B.C. mines no guarantee of success, research suggests

SFU study finds economic factors are typically what delay mine openings, not regulation