C Interior News Today

B.C. libraries have been targeted by a hacker who demanded a ransom or they would release user data that includes the phone numbers and email addresses of some clients.

The recovery of three stolen items this week is a good reminder of the 9 p.m. routine, say the RCMP.

“The section where slope stabilization work is taking place will remain open to traffic,” said the Ministry of Transportation.

The news follows recent announcements of nearly 870 affordable units coming to Vancouver Island and almost 2,000 homes in Metro Vancouver.

Police said it's unknown why the vehicle went down the embankment, but the truck came to a stop on its roof, “with both occupants suffering fatal injuries.”

The closure, due to a high avalanche hazard, is from Revelstoke to Golden, a distance of 141.4 kilometres.

With Family Day nearing and good weather in the forecast, Big White and Apex are expecting bustling crowds the next four days.

Throughout B.C.’s Southern Interior, avalanche conditions are rated as considerable, or three out of five on its scale.

Also on Monday, Sechelt equalled a daily high record, with the thermometer reaching 12.3 C, tying the mark set in 2007.

Officials announced earlier this week that a hunter had stumbled on what police thought was a two-decades-old crash site in B.C.’s Interior.