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Dragons, serpents, and other exotic critters at Abbotsford festival

Dragons, serpents, and other exotic critters at Abbotsford festival

Cobb's Exotic Animal Rescue's Wildlife Festival returns from July 11 to 13
Highway 97 crash kills Vernon man

Highway 97 crash kills Vernon man

Fatal incident took place in Spallumcheen, killing 36 year old
Kelowna man charged in July 4 murder convicted of assault earlier that day

Kelowna man charged in July 4 murder convicted of assault earlier that day

A bail hearing did not occur on July 4 for Plover
North Vancouver golf duo scorch The Rise near Vernon

North Vancouver golf duo scorch The Rise near Vernon

Steven Lecuyer and James Legault shoot 58 for a three-shot lead heading to the final round of the PGA of BC Pro-Assistant Golf Championship
Fairmont Empress in Victoria ascends the throne as best hotel in Canada

Fairmont Empress in Victoria ascends the throne as best hotel in Canada

Travel + Leisure readers reference location while singing the Empress's praises
B.C. woman pushes back against request to take down Indigenized Canada flag

B.C. woman pushes back against request to take down Indigenized Canada flag

Condo owner says the request to remove the flag violates her right to fly a flag but the strata management company disagrees
Surrey South MLA Chapman announces cancer diagnosis

Surrey South MLA Chapman announces cancer diagnosis

Richmond Centre MLA Hon Chan to assume Transit and ICBC critic roles
4 charged, including active military members, in anti-government plot: RCMP

4 charged, including active military members, in anti-government plot: RCMP

Police say group was planning to 'forcibly take possession' of land in Québec City
Machete-wielding Summerland man jailed for chasing mother, neighbour

Machete-wielding Summerland man jailed for chasing mother, neighbour

Joshuah Samuel Butler has been in custody since the incident on Sept. 24, 2024
Izman Creek fire near Lytton is B.C.'s only wildfire of note

Izman Creek fire near Lytton is B.C.'s only wildfire of note

As of July 7 fire had grown to 242.8 hectares, with three properties under an evacuation order