Tiffany Goruk and Jeremy Snow (Image Credit: Facebook/Cold Case Canada)

By Vernon Matters Staff

Searching for Answers

West Kelowna double homicide marks 13th anniversary

Feb 19, 2026 | 10:10 AM

It is a grim anniversary.

Wednesday marked 13 years since Tiffany Goruk and Jeremy Snow were shot and killed inside an SUV that crashed into a West Kelowna apartment building.

The Southeast District Major Crime Unit of the B.C. RCMP continues to investigate the deaths.

“These homicides were senseless acts of violence, and this investigation remains a priority for the SED MCU,” said Inspector Brent Novakoski, district senior investigating officer. “It is essential for the administration of justice, and for the public at large, that those responsible be held accountable. Bringing closure to the families of Ms. Goruk and Mr. Snow is of utmost importance.”

Police are renewing a public appeal for information. Investigators are particularly interested in speaking with anyone who may have had dealings with the victims or knowledge of their activities and whereabouts in February 2013.

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Anyone with information is asked to contact the B.C. RCMP Southeast District Major Crime Unit.