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Drive BC adds to webcam network

Drive BC adds to webcam network

Drivers have a new DriveBC webcam to consult before heading north on Highway 5, a useful tool as winter road conditions set in. The webcam is located at Lempriere, roughly 40 kilometres north of Blue River, looking south.
Tory minister Jason Kenney’s remarks offend Central Interior Logging Association

Tory minister Jason Kenney’s remarks offend Central Interior Logging Association

New loggers in the Prince George region are not expected to be habitual welfare recipients, even if they once were.
Drug houses, mental illness, youth all targets of new Surrey murder task force

Drug houses, mental illness, youth all targets of new Surrey murder task force

A new Surrey task force will analyze the alarming number of murders in 2013, and won’t repeat the work of a similar task force struck a decade ago in the city, Mayor Dianne Watts says. Watts and Surrey RCMP Supt.
Transportation Safety Board believes pilot clipped power lines in fatal Abbotsford plane crash

Transportation Safety Board believes pilot clipped power lines in fatal Abbotsford plane crash

Transportation officials believe the pilot of an ultralight plane that crashed near Abbotsford Monday night may have clipped a power line as he approached the airport in severe weather.
Four face charges in grisly 2012 Fort St. James killing

Four face charges in grisly 2012 Fort St. James killing

Four people are in custody in connection with the January 2012 murder of Fribjon Bjornson whose remains were found in an abandoned home on the Nak'azdli reserve adjacent to Fort St. James, North District RCMP said Monday.
Post office in downtown Kamloops downsized to single service window

Post office in downtown Kamloops downsized to single service window

Conversion of the downtown post office into an outlet with a single service window is proceeding as planned by Canada Post.
Former Dalhousie student jailed nine months for Kamloops drug-debt beating

Former Dalhousie student jailed nine months for Kamloops drug-debt beating

Efforts to collect a drug debt by force landed a 28-year-old former Dalhousie University student in jail for nine months. Khoda Sullivan pleaded guilty Monday to assault causing bodily harm for beating Duncan Rennie.
Coast Guard spending $50 million to remove oil from U.S. ship that sank in 1946 off B.C.

Coast Guard spending $50 million to remove oil from U.S. ship that sank in 1946 off B.C.

A $50-million Canadian Coast Guard cleanup operation is underway to extract hundreds of tonnes of fuel from a bomb-laden U.S. Army transport ship that sank in 1946 in Grenville Channel on B.C.’s remote north coast.
Vancouver may need to dig deep to save Beaver Lake in Stanley Park

Vancouver may need to dig deep to save Beaver Lake in Stanley Park

Plans are being readied to remove thousands of tonnes of sediment from the lake in the heart of Vancouver’s Stanley Park.
Alcohol altercation north of Salmon Arm leads to shot in the leg

Alcohol altercation north of Salmon Arm leads to shot in the leg

Two friends got into a fight over booze and one of them wound up with shotgun pellets in his leg, RCMP say. A 39-year-old man was shot in the leg in Tappen at about 1 a.m. on Saturday. Police were told that the shot was fired in self-defence.