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'The public needs to remember the trail is closed to everyone except authorized workers,' said the CSRD about ongoing construction at the Shuswap North Okanagan Rail Trail.

A campfire ban in B.C.'s Southern Interior will begin Thursday, June 8, at noon, and will last until noon on Oct. 13 or until the order is rescinded.

The fire was first spotted on Sunday night and is currently mapped at 33 hectares, a figure first offered by BC Wildfire on Monday night.  

The Mandalay B, a 100-year-old boat built in 1923, first sank in June 2022, was raised but sank again roughly four months later.

Delays along a busy stretch of Highway 97 south of Summerland are expected for at least another two weeks, if not longer.

After a disappointing start for the host Kamloops Blazers Friday, the Memorial Cup continues Saturday as WHL champion Seattle Thunderbirds face OHL champion Peterborough Petes.

The alert is for a drug called Down, which is said to contain very high concentrations of fentanyl and benzodiazepines.

Most rivers in the Nicola, Bonaparte, North Thompson, Similkameen and Okanagan regions have reached peak levels and are now receding.

Environment Canada says a significant and slow-moving low pressure system over central Alberta will bring rainfall, at times heavy, to British Columbia.

A temporary closure of the Trans-Canada Highway in B.C. between Revelstoke and Golden on Tuesday afternoon spanned 146 kilometres.