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Vernon briefs: DND washroom hours extended, Sundog Festival moves

Vernon briefs: DND washroom hours extended, Sundog Festival moves

The city also won a finance award for the 15th straight year
Charlotte mayor accepts Abbotsford mayor's Calder Cup Finals challenge

Charlotte mayor accepts Abbotsford mayor's Calder Cup Finals challenge

Mayor of losing city must wear the jersey of the winning city and share a photo on social media
Evacuation alert expanded for Squamish wildfire

Evacuation alert expanded for Squamish wildfire

The fire is an estimated eight hectares as of Tuesday afternoon
Young mother identified by family, friends as victim of Penticton shooting

Young mother identified by family, friends as victim of Penticton shooting

The shooting took place in Penticton on June 7
B.C. hires ex-minister and former union head to advise on labour negotiations

B.C. hires ex-minister and former union head to advise on labour negotiations

George Heyman to advise on public service collective bargaining negotiations
Hospice at Home: New end of life care in Vernon

Hospice at Home: New end of life care in Vernon

No fee during pilot program which extends care into homes
Family brings Miguel Mack's body home to Bella Coola, 2 years after he vanished

Family brings Miguel Mack's body home to Bella Coola, 2 years after he vanished

RCMP say Mack was the victim of a suspected homicide, investigation ongoing near Merritt
Driver rescued after striking rock, becoming stuck north of Naramata

Driver rescued after striking rock, becoming stuck north of Naramata

Penticton crews' weekly training night turns into rescue task
B.C. burn survivor finds confidence, capabilities competing in strongman

B.C. burn survivor finds confidence, capabilities competing in strongman

'Being physically disabled limits you...but if you鈥檙e open-minded, it鈥檚 limitless in other aspects'
BC Ferries hires Chinese state-owned company to build 4 new ferries

BC Ferries hires Chinese state-owned company to build 4 new ferries

BC Conservatives accuse province of turning its back on Canadian workers on deal for vessels that are expected to be in service by 2031