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Trish Rhode has been advocating for herself for twenty years, and having a degree in social work made her even more effective. Unfortunately, having a degree doesn't guarantee her employment, so ...

"The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day is an important opportunity to show allyship, honour survivors, and continue the journey of healing and education.” ...

The award goes to an entrepreneur "who has clearly demonstrated leadership and inspires others to improve the services or the quality of life in Penticton and area." ...

Jasper Ellis designed the watermelon mural that now covers the bowl at the MacArthur Island skatepark in Kamloops. It's one piece of an overall effort to cover the skatepark in graffiti art.

The 192-metre tailings dam of the Copper Mountain Mine in sm?lqmíx homelands, photographed on Sept. 19, in roughly equivalent in height to a 58-storey building. A proposed expansion would ...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — A man who killed his wife and two children in 1994 after she sought a divorce is scheduled for execution in Florida under a death warrant signed Tuesday by Republican ...

Westbank First Nation leader and artist Noll Derriksan died Wednesday evening from "natural consequences," according to his wife Suki Derriksan. He was 79. “We are deeply saddened by the loss of ...

An anti-vaxxer has lost a legal challenge against an exclusive Vancouver club that charges a $65,000 joining fee. According to a June 30 BC Civil Resolution Tribunal decision, member Saul Khan ...

A BC trans activist and "prolific litigant" who regularly takes legal action at perceived slights against her, has failed in her latest attempt to sue, this time claiming her dog was a service dog ...

Bone pain, muscle pain and mental confusion are just a few of the symptoms Jen Meers has been living with most of her life. Now 36, the Kamloops resident was diagnosed with Lyme disease a decade ...

Locals remember it freezing over consistently if not actually very often but experts don't think we'll ever walk across the lake again (This story was originally published on Dec. 9, 2022).