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The troubled Boonstock Festival in Penticton ended Sunday with one death and dozens of hospitalizations. Interior Health confirmed 80 people were transported from festival grounds to Penticton Regional Hospital from 7 a.m. Friday to 7 a.m. Monday.

Tailings pond for Imperial Metals’ mine breached, sending millions of cubic meters of waste into waterways southeast of Quesnel

It was a few days before Halloween when Peter Rogal caught what he thought was the flu. As it worsened, he remembers carving pumpkins — more than 100 — for his family’s annual Halloween display. On Oct.

To mark B.C. Day, we’ve rounded up an eclectic array of 50 facts about our province.

OCEAN SHORES, Wash. — A five-metre row boat belonging to a missing B.C. man has been recovered in waters off Washington State, hundreds of kilometres from where Paul Clark was last spotted. The U.S.

Anyone who consumed cocaine purchased from the 856 gang or its associates may have something in common with pigs — phenacetin.

An expert in blood pattern analysis presented her findings to the court Wednesday from the crime scenes related to Cody Allan Legebokoff, the young man accused of murdering a teenage girl and three women.

Fecal contamination has closed the swimming area at a popular beach near English Bay in the city’s West End. Metro Vancouver monitors the level of the bacteria E.

When Jody Wilson-Raybould was growing up in Comox, she watched proudly in class as her father urged prime minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau, during a nationally televised conference, to include an aboriginal rights section in the 1982 Constitution Act.

Confronted by a tag team of two RCMP officers as well as a tearful girlfriend, Cody Allan Legebokoff admitted to hitting Loren Donn Leslie "twice at the max" with a pipe wrench but maintained he did not kill the girl, the court heard Tuesday, Legebok