The Canadian Avalanche Centre reports the avalanche risk is unpredictable, with fewer, but far larger slides.
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The Prime Minister has said the National Anthem won't be changed, but should it be to better reflect gender neutrality?
Local
Property damage and a few anxious moments, as an elderly man's vehicle drove into a bay door at the Great Canadian Oil Change on Summit Drive pinning an employee.
Kamloops Scouts enthused after learning they will receive benefit from the province's decision to restore community gaming grants.
Retiring Kamloops Thompson Teachers Association president David Komljenovich wins election to the executive of the B.C. Teachers Federation.
Venture Kamloops hosts a workshop aimed at helping city merchants do business with China.
Health minister Kevin Falcon says the government is considering selling health-care services to patients outside the country in the same way universities market education to foreign students.
The B.C. government says Winston Blackmore's open practice of polygamy brought on the government's unsuccessful prosecution.
The number of avalanches may be down this season around B.C.'s alpine, but the size of the slides aren't.
48 year old Houston forklift operator is one of two winners from Friday's Lotto Max, and will take home 9.5 million dollars. A second winning ticket was sold in Abbotsford.
A 38-year-old Canadian man is in a lot of legal trouble after border service agents found four kilograms of heroin hidden in his luggage.
Susan Lambert is acclaimed as the new president of the B.C. Teachers Association.
Epidemic that's threatening bee colonies on Vancouver Island doesn't appear to be a problem for the interior.
National
There were howls of outrage from government critics, following a judge's decision in the case of former Conservative MP Rahim Jaffer.
The family of an 86-year-old woman who died after a four-day wait in the corridor of a Montreal emergency ward is demanding a public inquiry into the state of Quebec's health-care system.
Stephen Harper's minority Conservative government has survived its first confidence test of the new session of Parliament.
International
U.S. federal investigators want to look at a runaway Toyota Prius stopped by a California Highway Patrol officer.
China and India have given their qualified approval to the Copenhagen climate change accord calling for voluntary limits on greenhouse gas emissions.
In Paris today, lawyers, prosecutors and magistrates took to the streets to protest a government plan for judicial reform.
Authorities in Pennsylvania say a gas station patron died when static electricity ignited a fire as he filled up his tank.