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Public has say in 2026 Vernon budget

Public has say in 2026 Vernon budget

Surveys are available online or at city hall; deadline for submission is 4:30 p.m. Monday, May 26
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Overtime ban in effect, but no strike yet after brief Canada Post talks fail

Overtime ban in effect, but no strike yet after brief Canada Post talks fail

CUPW issued a strike notice on Monday, May 19
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Salmon Arm hospital welcomes Relational Security Officers

Salmon Arm hospital welcomes Relational Security Officers

Initiative launched in 2022 in response to challenges of pandemic, toxic-drug crisis.
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Deal will link Yukon to B.C. and North American energy grid

Deal will link Yukon to B.C. and North American energy grid

Grid-connect project touted by Yukon and British Columbia governments
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B.C.'s Drug War Survivors call forced treatment plan 'a failure of justice'

B.C.'s Drug War Survivors call forced treatment plan 'a failure of justice'

Organization sends letter to province about potential human-rights violations
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Jackpot won, jackpot lost: $1M ticket sold in B.C. expires unclaimed

Jackpot won, jackpot lost: $1M ticket sold in B.C. expires unclaimed

BCLC says such lottery jackpots go back into the national prize pool for future draws
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BC Assessment bills pensioner nearly $2K to access his own property records

BC Assessment bills pensioner nearly $2K to access his own property records

Vancouver Island homeowner, 82, charged corporate rates for FOI information about property he's owned since 1978
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Lumby hockey enforcer remembered Saturday

Lumby hockey enforcer remembered Saturday

Trent Dorais lost his battle with CTE in March. All are welcome to attend his celebration of life at Camo Country Weddings and Events May 24
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Housing minister orders B.C. town to amend bylaws to meet housing targets

Housing minister orders B.C. town to amend bylaws to meet housing targets

Ravi Kahlon issued two directives; an advisor said Oak Bay is making 'reasonable efforts' to meet its housing targets
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B.C. infrastructure minister defends Bill 15 after community pushback

B.C. infrastructure minister defends Bill 15 after community pushback

The Infrastructure Projects Act would allow B.C. to fast-track approvals for major public-sector and 'provincially significant' private-sector projects
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