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There's growing concern among veterans that a big chunk of a planned multimillion-dollar settlement over the claw back of military pensions could be gobbled up by legal fees.

Foul play has been ruled out in the death of a Peachland, man who accidentally stabbed himself while trashing a stolen truck.

Even supporters of sewage treatment should be troubled by the latest developments on the $783-million megaproject.

One person was killed and three critically injured in a plane crash Monday near Peachland, emergency services officials said. The injured were transferred by helicopter to Kelowna General Hospital, said B.C.

The pilot in the fatal crash of a small plane may have set the stage for his own death by paying too much attention to his cellphone and not enough to his flight.

B.C. will hold steady on arts funding this year by again using money that was supposed to promote legacy projects from 91原创's 2010 Winter Olympics. The B.C. Arts Council will receive $16.

ON OUR WEBSITE TODAY Iranian government criticized over poor earthquake response Iran's government is facing criticism over its response to two earthquakes that killed 306 people, with complaints of a lack of tents and about President Mahmoud Ahmadin

Retired epidemiologist dissatisfied, will get cancer surgery in Seattle

A new application for Woodwynn Farm is likely to land on the desks of Central Saanich councillors shortly, giving a glimmer of hope for a compromise - at least a temporary one - in the ongoing controversy.

Canada's Olympians were greeted by cheering fans and throngs of media as they touched down on home turf Monday.