Category Archives: Top News Stories
Cougar Attacks Officer
It's rare for a conservation officer to be attacked by a cougar -- but that's what happened in the Kootenay town of Salmo this week. Chris Doyle from the Conservation Service says the officer was resp...
Corey Fischer Feb 15, 2017
Missing Woman Located
Update: 8:30 a.m. Feb. 16: Vernon RCMP have located a missing woman from our city who had not been seen since Tuesday. 29-year old Lorna Bostock who had recently moved here was been found safe and sou...
Corey Fischer Feb 15, 2017
Police Incident At Bus Depot
Police had at least one firearm drawn as they dealt with a report of a person with a possible weapon at Vernon's Greyhound bus depot. Cst. Jocelyn Noseworthy says no arrests were made, and no one was ...
Corey Fischer Feb 15, 2017
Robbery Suspects Charged
A woman and two men have been charged after an armed robbery at the Armstrong 7-11. A woman entered the store just after midnight Tuesday, produced a knife, and left in a car with money and merchandis...
Corey Fischer Feb 15, 2017
RCMP Costs in Armstrong Going Up Significantly
Taxpayers in Armstrong need to brace themselves for a significant increase in taxes this year to pay for RCMP policing costs. Armstrong's population has gone over 5-thousand which means they no longer...
Feb 15, 2017
Driver To Plead Guilty In Fatal Crash
A Vernon woman is expected to be sentenced later this month for a crash that killed an off-duty nurse and injured another. 39 year old Lori Vance will be in provincial court Feb. 27th. "We anticipate ...
Corey Fischer Feb 15, 2017
Tender Deadline for Multi-Plex is February 24th
The deadline for tenders to close on the Greater Vernon Multi-Use Complex next to Kal Tire Place is February 24th. A total of 18 contractors attended a mandatory meeting and have expressed interest wi...
Feb 15, 2017
Paramedics Gather Over 600 Signatures
Local efforts were considered successful to get a provincial petition signed in Vernon last week in support of paramedics being made an essential service like police and firefighters. Upwards of 600 s...
Feb 15, 2017
Carnival Considers Next Theme
Fantastic. That's how Vernon Winter Carnival chair Deb White describes how the 57th annual event went, much of which she attributes to the Canadian flavour. "I think everybody got involved this year d...
Corey Fischer Feb 14, 2017
Tax Relief In Budget?
The BC government is promising financial relief for taxpayers in next week's budget. Tuesday's throne speech hinted at that, talking about a growing budget surplus, believed to be around 2 billion dol...
Corey Fischer Feb 14, 2017

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