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Tsartlip Indian Day School survivor says settlement not enough

Tsartlip Indian Day School survivor says settlement not enough

Angel Sampson works with local survivors to attempt to appeal their claims
Women’s self-defense workshops planned following Lumby death

Women’s self-defense workshops planned following Lumby death

Sarah Draht, multiple champ in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, driven to action by events in April
‘I just about became a missing, murdered woman’: Kelowna Red Dress march

‘I just about became a missing, murdered woman’: Kelowna Red Dress march

Red Dress Day is an annual movement to honour missing and murdered Indigenous people
Delegation urges Summerland council to dismantle off-leash dog area

Delegation urges Summerland council to dismantle off-leash dog area

Pop-up, off-leash area described as divisive within community
Open burning ban reduces North Okanagan wildfire risk

Open burning ban reduces North Okanagan wildfire risk

Regional District reminding residents to FireSmart properties
Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen offers emergency preparation webinar

Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen offers emergency preparation webinar

Emergency Preparedness Week runs May 5 to 11
Surrey only objected when it didn’t get its way on police, lawyer argues

Surrey only objected when it didn’t get its way on police, lawyer argues

City raised ‘belated’ jurisdictional objections when decision went against it, court hears
Surrey man charged with murder in second White Rock stabbing

Surrey man charged with murder in second White Rock stabbing

Dimitri Nelson Hyacinth appeared in Surrey provincial court Friday
Hacker breaches B.C. library system data, demands ransom

Hacker breaches B.C. library system data, demands ransom

Emails and phone numbers of an unknown number of library users may have been accessed
Mother, daughter sued by Chilliwack society for misappropriating $1.4M

Mother, daughter sued by Chilliwack society for misappropriating $1.4M

Kathleen Mosa, Erin Mosa ‘fraudulently, wrongfully, and secretly’ spent society money, claim says