A police laser shows a reading of 172 km/h as a sedan is ready to be towed in the background. A man who claimed to be on a ...

On the recommendation of the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS), the Regional District of Central Kootenay (RDCK) Emergency ...

The Government of Canada is committed to making life simpler and more convenient for Canadians. This includes a modern ...

Get ready to dance like there’s no one watching with Stubbs and the and Paris Pick and the Pricks at Music in the Dark.

As wildfire activity increases, government is encouraging everyone throughout BC to pre-register for Emergency Support ...

Opening a vehicle door seems like a routine action, but it carries a legal responsibility. Section 203(1) of British Columbia ...

Construction has begun on renovations to the CT scanner room at Kootenay Lake Hospital to prepare for a replacement. To ...

There are many reasons why mirrors are required on vehicles in BC. One reason is that you can see emergency vehicles- including police- when they are right behind you. A motorcycle rider has lost his ...

By Gwyn Morgan at C2C Journal Artificial intelligence is no longer some futuristic curiosity, morphing with dizzying speed into a technology that’s reshaping nearly every sector of the economy.

On Sunday July 27, Monday July 28 and Tuesday July 29 the discharge rates from Arrow Lakes Reservoir will fluctuate. When combined with the outflows from the Kootenay River, Columbia River levels at ...

British Columbia could set a new all-time summer electricity demand record this week as hot weather drives increased use of ...

Ask a Geologist Our Ask-A-Geologist program is back! Stop by the Museum on select Saturdays from 1 -3 p.m. this summer and ...