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A Merritt woman who worked as a carpenter, rounded up horses and sold pot described for a B.C. Supreme Court jury how she was able to fight off three bumbling home invaders in October 2010.
Sand bags are ready in Merritt and the Shuswap and snowplows prepared to hit the Coquihalla Highway at a moment’s notice as a series of storms brings record rainfall and even snow to the region.
A visit from an acclaimed explorer, a new research centre and an old-fashioned treasure hunt are among the activities planned to celebrate the discovery of Helmcken Falls 100 years ago.
The North Shore Business Improvement Area’s new manager gained job experience early on as a...
A B.C. Court of Appeal decision that says teachers can express political opinions with buttons and...
You can be a team of one or a team of many. James Gordon just wants the city to be teeming with...
Two men out on a two-day camping trip at Kalamalka Lake Provincial Park never made it back.
The Adams Lake Indian Band has lost a court challenge against an expansion of Sun Peaks Resort.
BLUE RIVER — When it comes to the rules of the road, no one is immune in B.C., including the...
There’s a month to go before the contract between teachers and the province runs out, but the ...
