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Justice Ray Phillips accepted a joint submission on sentencing from defence lawyer Daniel McNamee and prosecutor Frank Caputo that will see Tucker pay a $2,000 fine and serve an 18-month probation term prohibiting him from driving except for work and running certain family errands. Tucker is employed by a local landscaping company, which involves him having to drive around town for work. Lucy Phua was an academic advisor at Thompson Rivers University. She died after being hit by a pickup truck while crossing the street at University Drive, near the Landmark condo development on Nov. 15, 2...

What I admired most about Marvin Hagler Michael Marley pays tribute to Marvin Hagler, a legend who always remained humble OLIVER “ATOMIC BULL” McCALL was pegged as a no-hoper against exalted WBC heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis but, with one eye closed shut, the American dethroned Double L and at the Royal Albert Hall no less. Fast forward two-and-a-half hours and McCall asked me to go on a post-midnight walkabout despite heavy rain. So, propelled by the best champagne, the new ring king and I started slogging through the streets around our lodgings (the Dorchester Hotel). Having properl...

The brother of a man who died while staying with a roommate, who hid his body for weeks before disposing of it near a dumpster behind his apartment building, found solace attending court. . . .

A Kamloops man who “panicked” and for weeks hid the body of a homeless acquaintance who died while staying in his apartment, pouring a bottle of Febreeze on a box containing the man’s remains in an effort to cover the stench, will likely avoid jail.

A judge has given police extra time to hold on to a sawed-off shotgun found hidden inside the wall of a North Kamloops home last year after a 911 call reporting a man opening fire on a moving car.