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3 B.C. real estate agents fined over misconduct in small town transaction

A trio of real estate agents has agreed to pay more than $120,000 combined to resolve misconduct allegations stemming from a transaction that took place in Tulameen, B.C., in 2023.

Man arrested in Quebec more than a year after fatal B.C. hit-and-run

The man police allege was behind the wheel of an SUV that struck and killed a 22-year-old pedestrian near Oliver, B.C., last year has been arrested in Quebec.

Union issues 72-hour strike notice for Teck copper mine in B.C.

The union representing some 1,200 workers at a Teck Resources Ltd. copper mine in the British Columbia Interior has served a 72-hour strike notice.

‘Everybody’s in shock’: Fraser Valley harness racer killed in tragic on-track crash

In B.C.’s tight-knit harness racing community, Scott Knight was well liked off the track and deeply respected on it.

Kelowna city council candidates stand out amidst crowded election campaign

Some Kelowna city council candidates are going viral for their unique campaign approaches ahead of the municipal election.

B.C. legislator who sought to repeal the Human Rights Code won’t seek re-election

A B.C. legislator whose time in office was marked by controversy, condemnation and calls for her resignation will not be running for re-election.

Oh my gourd: B.C. Giant Pumpkin Weigh Off comes down to 1-pound difference

The biggest gourds in British Columbia were on display in Langley Saturday for the 2026 B.C. Giant Pumpkin Weigh Off.

Baby bobcat stuck on Kelowna utility pole prompts rescue effort

Around midday Friday, the Okanagan Humane Society received a call from witnesses and a foster volunteer, who said a baby bobcat was stuck up a utility pole on Mayfair Road in Kelowna’s Rutland neighbourhood.

Four people dead in two separate crashes on B.C. roads

Police in British Columbia say four people are dead after two separate crashes on provincial highways on Thursday.

B.C. NDP, Conservative leaders campaign in the Okanagan

British Columbia’s major party leaders took their election campaigns to the Okanagan Friday to talk about fire safety and the high cost of groceries.

Summerland, B.C., rescinds last evacuation orders due to destructive wildfire

The Okanagan B.C. community of Summerland has rescinded all evacuation orders almost two months after a wildfire tore through the region.

Fact Check: Masked agitators at First Nation in B.C. not a false flag action

Claims have spread online this week that a white nationalist group’s demonstration at a First Nation in British Columbia, which has been denounced by authorities as “disgusting” and “cowardly,” was in fact a false flag operation. The Canadian Press checks those claims.

Alcohol a suspected factor in crash that killed 2 in West Kelowna, B.C.

Mounties believe alcohol was a factor in an early morning crash in West Kelowna Tuesday that left two people dead.

Murder charges laid more than 7 years after innocent man shot in Kamloops

More than seven years after an innocent man was gunned down in a Kamloops hotel, two men have been charged with his murder.

Penticton, B.C., city councillor convicted of sex offences, city says seat vacant

The City of Penticton says James Miller will not be returning to his position as a city councillor after being convicted of an indictable criminal offence.