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Also working in Koehns favour was the fact he pleaded guilty shortly after he was charged and the fact that he has expressed a measure of responsibility and sorrow for the impact his actions have had on the victim. Starting in roughly October 1984 and lasting until about June 1985, a then-33-year-old Koehn and a then 16-year-old Karen Ann Holmes maintained a "consensual" relationship, according to an agreed statement of facts read into the court record. (Holmes has waived her right to a ban ...

DriveBC is warning of compact ice on Highway 97 North. It says the condition is in place for a 44-kilometre stretch from Tudyah Lake Provincial Park to Old Hasler Road or 15 km north of McLeod Lake to 1 km south of Pine Pass Summit. article continues below

Environment Canada is forecasting snowfall for the Central Interior and has issued snowfall warnings for the Bulkley Valley-Lakes District, Williston and Pine Pass areas. Starting tonight, roughly 10-15 cm is forecast to fall on the areas as a Pacific frontal system moves cross the Central Interior before easing off by Thursday morning. article continues below

Man wanted Canada-wide arrested in the BC Interior David Morin was arrested in Williams Lake over the weekend. His arrest comes less than a week after the RCMP made a public appeal for help locating the 26-year-old. He was wanted on a Canada-wide arrest after failing to return to his court-ordered residence in Vancouver on Jan. 2. “We are pleased to report that during the early morning hours of Jan. 22, David Morin was located and arrested in Williams Lake by front line officers,” said S/Sg...

Thousands across northern B.C. and throughout the Interior are without power as powerful wind gusts sweep the area.

There will be severe storms with hail, damaging winds and heavy rain, while some areas will hit above 40C before the chance of a cyclone forming.

UPDATE 5:20 p.m. BC Hydro says it has restored power to 86 per cent of customers impacted by Wednesday morning's wind storm.

Rochelle Baker, Local Journalism Initiative Smoke from wood stoves is contributing to air pollution and poses widespread health risks both in and out of homes. Image Credit: Rochelle Baker, Local Journalism Initiative January 14, 2021 - 6:00 AM If the stereotype associated with country living holds fast, folks in Canada’s small towns and rural communities should be relishing the benefits of fresh, clean air. But rather the opposite is true, said Michael Mehta, a ...

UPDATE 5:20 p.m. BC Hydro says it has restored power to 86 per cent of customers impacted by Wednesday morning's wind storm.