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B.C. updates training to help police recognize domestic abuse

Police in British Columbia will be getting a refresher when it comes to recognizing and responding to intimate partner violence.

Merritt and Princeton evacuees welcome to pick up donated items from SD83 students

Students from School District 83 (North Okanagan-Shuswap) have donated toys and books for Merritt and Princeton flood evacuees.

Car plows into Nanaimo house less than two metres from sleeping girl, 9

A car ran into a Nanaimo house Sunday night, missing a nine-year-old girl sleeping inside by less than two metres.

MPs advised to mind sartorial standards in latest hybrid Parliament

MPs have been advised to wear parliamentary attire, which means a jacket and tie for men, in the new hybrid Parliament that begins in earnest this week.

Accused Hells Angel killer almost faints in court

An accused killer began to faint in B.C. Supreme Court on Nov. 29 as pictures of a gangland shooting in which he was wounded were presented to a jury.

Local bus service may be interrupted due to a potential driver shortage

Regular transit riders may want to make alternate arrangements for the foreseeable future.

Pipeline still days away from restart

Trans Mountain Corp., which had hoped to have the pipeline that supplies most of southwestern B.C.’s oil and gasoline back in operation by now, says it will be days yet before the pipeline restarts.

Police investigating crash that knocked out power to part of Kelowna on Sunday

Kelowna RCMP says they are investigating a crash Sunday night that left thousands of Kelowna residents without power.

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