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The BC Wildfire Service continues to pour resources into the St. Mary's River wildfire. According to the BC Wildfire Service, the fire size as of Saturday morning was 4,093 hectares. The BC Wildfire Service said the wildfire continues to spread and is not responding to suppression efforts. "This incident is quite visible from the City of Cranbrook and surrounding areas, while

The BC Wildfire Service continues to pour resources into the St. Mary's River wildfire. According to the BC Wildfire Service, the fire size as of Saturday morning was 4,093 hectares. The BC Wildfire Service said the wildfire continues to spread and is not responding to suppression efforts. "This incident is quite visible from the City of Cranbrook and surrounding areas, while

Area Restriction in effect for St. Mary's River Wildfire

The BC Wildfire Service said Thursday the estimated size of the St. Mary’s River fire has ballooned 2,600 hectares. “A response officer was able to fly the fire (Thursday) afternoon to obtain an accurate track of the fire,” The BC Wildfire Service said. “The size is now mapped at 2,600 hectares. This growth is a result of the increased fire activity that occurred during the

Police and environment officers closed down a site that is thought to have been used for illegal dumping for the past three years.

KOTA KINABALU: A 49-year-old electrician, who was detained at Simpang Renggam Prison in Johor and subsequently placed under restrictive residence in Melaka for alleged drug trafficking, has been freed by the Federal Court.

Olabisi Abubakar, 42, from Cathays, Cardiff, was thrown off balance by lockdown and believed if she and her son Taiwo fasted it would stop the spread of the disease.

By Kalyananda Tiranagama  (Continued from yesterday) Under the ATB, committing a terrorist act resulting in murder is punishable with death penalty; under the CTB it was punishable with life imprisonment; Under both Bills in the case of any other offence of terrorism, with imprisonment for a term not exceeding 20 years and fine not exceeding […]

Court told that site's condition posed a risk of serious pollution and serious harm to human health

Furness at all. it was something she completely made up. even now after the prosecution and a 12 week long trial and being found guilty of the jury trial and being found guilty of the jury she still maintains everything was true, although reams of evidence goes to prove that that was not the case. thejudge has been summing up on sentencing her in the last half an hour. he said that this case goes to the heart of criminaljustice because what she was doing was trying to perverting the course of ju...