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Coyote attack on pug caught on surveillance video in Kelowna

Coyote attack on pug caught on surveillance video in Kelowna

One of Carly Sachan's dogs being attacked in the front yard of their home when they were let out by a dog sitter.
Vancouver approves ambitious, 30-year plan to redevelop Broadway corridor

Vancouver approves ambitious, 30-year plan to redevelop Broadway corridor

Vancouver's council has voted in favour of a plan that will dramatically change the look of the city's Broadway corridor over the next 30 years.
B.C. lawyer suspended 12 years after misusing immigrant's $450,000

B.C. lawyer suspended 12 years after misusing immigrant's $450,000

Mohammud Massood Joomratty misled a foreign bank to eventually misappropriate $450,000 from a prospective immigrant, according to the Law Society of BC.
Rain swells north, central B.C. rivers but southeast levels to fall as heat arrives

Rain swells north, central B.C. rivers but southeast levels to fall as heat arrives

VANCOUVER — The River Forecast Centre says rising levels of some waterways in southeastern British Columbia could ease as runoff from heavy rain decreases, but downpours continue to swell rivers in north and central parts of the province.
Variety of sexual enhancement products recalled by Health Canada

Variety of sexual enhancement products recalled by Health Canada

Among the recalled products are Rhino capsules, Stinger Gold, Black Panther and Purple Pussycat, which have undeclared prescription ingredients
Environment Canada issues weather statements as B.C. braces for heat

Environment Canada issues weather statements as B.C. braces for heat

VICTORIA — Environment Canada has issued special weather statements for most of British Columbia, with temperatures expected to rise to the low and mid-30s across the province this week.
B.C. government professional workers vote 92% to strike

B.C. government professional workers vote 92% to strike

Workers who have voted to strike include pharmacists, engineers, foresters, agrologists, geoscientists, psychologists and veterinarians.
B.C. government appeals Hells Angels' clubhouse forfeiture decision

B.C. government appeals Hells Angels' clubhouse forfeiture decision

Three B.C. Court of Appeal justices are hearing the B.C. Government's appeal of a high-profile civil forfeiture case this week involving three Hells Angels' clubhouses, including the one in Kelowna's North End. In June 2020, B.C.
Major tennis tournament Laver Cup coming to Vancouver in 2023

Major tennis tournament Laver Cup coming to Vancouver in 2023

A tennis tournament that will likely feature a number of the highest-ranked players from around the world will be hosted by Vancouver in 2023, officials said today.
'Exemplary' B.C. lawyer suspended for anti-money laundering failures

'Exemplary' B.C. lawyer suspended for anti-money laundering failures

Veteran lawyer George Gregory has been suspended for two months.