Kim Inglis launched Making Waves for Autism in 2024 in honour of her cousin Tyler, who passed away in August 2023. He left ...

A wildfire on the west side of Lytton grew Monday night into Tuesday morning (July 1), causing Lytton First Nation to issue ...

With the end of the school year, it is time to celebrate the many successes of students throughout the Kamloops-Thompson ...

Ultimately, fighting a measles outbreak is a shared responsibility. By taking a self-care approach that includes vaccination, ...

Canada Day, on July 1, marks Canada’s 158th birthday. Throughout the day, there will be celebrations and festivities across ...

Four years ago to the day, on June 30, 2021, a wildfire sparked south of the village of Lytton, destroying much of the ...

The Neskonlith Band is urging those evacuated due to a wildfire burning west of Chase to head to the Adams Lake Recreation ...

The Gaslog Glasgow eased away from Kitimat’s waterfront today, launching Canada’s entry into large-scale LNG exports with the ...

B.C. Health Minister Josie Osborne visited Kelowna General Hospital (KGH) on June 30 to speak directly with physicians and ...

Today is a historic moment for LNG Canada and our five joint venture participants, as well as the Haisla Nation, the District ...

Prime Minister Mark Carney has set a date for the Battle River-Crowfoot byelection. The byelection, to replace MP Damien ...

B.C. is responding to increasing complaints of violence and drug use in supportive housing units by looking at removing ...