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Three workers trapped at northwest B.C. mine

A rescue operation is underway for three trapped workers at a mine in northwestern B.C.

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Kelowna driver nearly strikes BC Highway Patrol while distracted

If you can’t see two BC Highway Patrol officers in full uniform, wearing high-visibility vests, carrying stop signs, and on a wide-open highway with no other traffic, you are about to have a bad day.

RCMP and Mayor issue statement on release of 2024 Crime Severity Index

Here is what the RCMP are saying about the 2024 Crime Severity Index: Statistics Canada released the 2024 Crime Severity Index (CSI) data today. The CSI is a national tool...
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Rain helps crews hold Placer Lake wildfire

The Lower Similkameen Indian Band (LSIB) said upwards of 10 mm of rain fell over the past two days.

Police seek witnesses to homicide near Princeton

On July 21, 2025, the Princeton RCMP responded to a report of a man in medical distress inside a brown, 2002 Toyota Corolla just north of Princeton, British Columbia.

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Infrastructure upgrades improve visitor experience in two Okanagan parks

More people can access Myra-Bellevue Park and safely enjoy one of the most scenic sections of the historic Kettle Valley Rail Trail as several infrastructure upgrades are nearing completion.

Party for the Park Kicks Off in Vernon

The event begins with remarks from City officials and project partners, highlighting the benefits of the naturalization work.

“Slow down dude” BCHP urging drivers to drive sober

BC Highway Patrol in Golden is asking people to slow down and drive sober during a summer spike in excessive speeding and dangerous driving. It’s all happening amidst a huge increase in traffic volume on Highway #1.

Salmon Arm RCMP receives first electric vehicle

Salmon Arm RCMP has added its first electric vehicle (EV) to its fleet as part of an RCMP pilot project evaluating zero-emission vehicles for policing across Canada.