Creston RCMP warn of increased fuel thefts across valley
Creston RCMP are warning residents and businesses after an increase in reported fuel thefts across the Creston Valley.
RDKB now lists Christina Lake park prescribed burn for 2027
The Regional District of Kootenay Boundary now lists 2027 for a prescribed burn at Christina Lake Community Nature Park, although earlier project information anticipated the work in fall 2026.
Nelson's fall leaf pickup underway as city issues reminders
The City of Nelson's fall leaf pickup program is underway, with crews moving through neighbourhoods and posting signs.
Sparwood resident charged with manslaughter in 2025 death
Tracy Erickson of Sparwood has been charged with one count of manslaughter in connection with the death of a 49-year-old man last year, according to Elk Valley RCMP
B.C. RCMP begin phased rollout of navy-blue uniform shirts
Frontline RCMP officers across B.C. are receiving navy-blue uniform shirts as the police force replaces its traditional grey shirts.
Man arrested in Quebec in connection with fatal hit-and-run near Oliver
A man has been arrested in Quebec and charged in connection with a fatal hit-and-run near Oliver in June 2025, BC Highway Patrol announced Thursday, Oct. 29.
Federal fuel tax relief extended until January 31, 2027
The federal government's temporary suspension of excise taxes on gasoline, diesel and aviation fuels will continue through January 31, 2027, after Bill C-38 received royal assent on October 29.
Two-time JUNO winner William Prince to perform in Trail November 13
Two-time JUNO Award winner William Prince is scheduled to perform at the Charles Bailey Theatre on Friday, Nov. 13, as part of his On Rolls the Wheel Acoustic Tour.
Two Burnaby residents charged in death of 11-year-old Kai Pavlovic
Two Burnaby residents have been charged in connection with the death of 11-year-old Kai Pavlovic, who was reported missing in September 2025, the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) announced Monday, Nov. 2.
FortisBC urges Boundary electricity customers to prepare for winter outages
FortisBC is urging its electricity customers in the Boundary and across B.C.’s Southern Interior to prepare for power outages as fall and winter storms approach.
Grand Forks library seeks public feedback by November 30
The Grand Forks & District Public Library is inviting residents to complete an anonymous survey about its collections and services by November 30.
Border Bruins sweep home weekend against Princeton and Columbia Valley
The Grand Forks Border Bruins won both games at Jack Goddard Memorial Arena over the Halloween weekend, beating Princeton 3–1 on Friday, Oct. 30, and Columbia Valley 7–3 on Saturday, Oct. 31.
Four charges laid after RCMP search near 100 Mile House
A 36-year-old man faces four charges following an RCMP search of a residence near 100 Mile House in connection with alleged threats.
Burnaby RCMP seek witnesses after fatal North Fraser Way collision
Burnaby RCMP are asking for witnesses and dashcam footage after a driver died in a single-vehicle collision on North Fraser Way early Friday, Oct. 30.
Surrey man sentenced to 16 years, eight months for terrorism-related knife attack
Abdul Aziz Kawam has been sentenced to 16 years and eight months in prison for terrorism-related offences stemming from a 2023 knife attack at a Surrey bus stop and aboard a transit bus.
Richter Street paving closures scheduled through Nov. 3 in Kelowna
Richter Street milling and paving restrictions are scheduled to run through Tuesday, Nov. 3, according to the City of Kelowna.
Rossland to hold inaugural council meeting November 2
The City of Rossland will hold the inaugural meeting of its 2026–2030 council on Monday, Nov. 2, at 6 p.m. in council chambers at City Hall, 1920 Third Avenue.
Salmon Arm RCMP say missing 56-year-old man found dead
A 56-year-old man reported missing on Friday, Oct. 30, has been found dead, Salmon Arm RCMP confirmed in an update issued Sunday, Nov. 1.
Rossland sidewalk beside Steamshovel to close Nov. 3–6
The sidewalk on the east side of Washington Street beside the Steamshovel is scheduled to close November 3–6 during construction on a neighbouring building, according to the City of Rossland.
Creston RCMP warn dirt-bike riders about public-road rules
Creston RCMP are reminding riders that dirt bikes and electric dirt bikes cannot be used on public roads unless they meet provincial licensing, registration and insurance requirements.