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Thompson River University student from Kelowna injured in fatal crash

Thompson River University student from Kelowna injured in fatal crash

Riley Brinnen graduated from Kelowna Secondary School in 2020
Hoopla expected to hit new heights for Sinclair’s farewell game in Vancouver

Hoopla expected to hit new heights for Sinclair’s farewell game in Vancouver

Friday’s game, the first half of Sinclair’s swansong in her B.C. backyard, was just an appetizer
Housing dominates B.C. legislative session as next election looms

Housing dominates B.C. legislative session as next election looms

Housing Minister Ravi Kahlon says there’s more legislation on the way
West Vancouver mayor’s 2022 campaign finances investigated by B.C. police

West Vancouver mayor’s 2022 campaign finances investigated by B.C. police

Elections BC say a disclosure report identified ‘potential spending irregularities’
Two-thirds of Canadians know a woman who has experienced assault: Poll

Two-thirds of Canadians know a woman who has experienced assault: Poll

However, there is a gender gap on awareness around abuse
2 dead after crash on Highway 5 south of Little Fort

2 dead after crash on Highway 5 south of Little Fort

Highway is expected to be closed until 8 p.m.
Calgary man pleads guilty to terrorism count after posts on TikTok, Snapchat

Calgary man pleads guilty to terrorism count after posts on TikTok, Snapchat

Hussein knowingly facilitated terrorist activity by posting an Islamic State group recruitment: Documents
Vancouver Whitecaps coach suspended 5 games for conduct in season-ending loss

Vancouver Whitecaps coach suspended 5 games for conduct in season-ending loss

Vanni Sartini has been fined $20K for his actions and comments about referee Tim Ford
Father, 13-year-old son the victims of targeted Richmond homicide, police say

Father, 13-year-old son the victims of targeted Richmond homicide, police say

4-year safety review for electric kick scooters to begin in B.C. in the spring

4-year safety review for electric kick scooters to begin in B.C. in the spring

The study will evaluate how the scooters can be safely integrated into local transportation networks