60 BC Hydro customers fall victim to scams in May, another 92 targeted
BC Hydro says May saw a 36% increase compared to the monthly average from February to April
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Interior Health CEO steps down amid Kelowna's pediatric unit closure
The unit, which has been closed since May 26 due to a shortage of pediatricians, still does not have enough staff to safely care for young patients
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Similkameen leader questions Hudbay about Copper Mountain Mine spills
Lower Similikameen Indian Band (LSIB)’s chief asked a mining executive to “present the facts and the truth” about waste spills from the Copper Mountain Mine as the company seeks to expand its operations in smǝlqmíx homelands.
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Early melt shows final B.C. snowpack survey at 13 per cent of normal levels
As of June 15, approximately 90 per cent of this year’s snowpack had already melted
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Meals to medals: Okanagan senior receives Canada's top volunteer honour
Lillie Ganske, 92, was awarded the Sovereign’s Medal for Volunteers, having volunteered with the Enderby and District Seniors Luncheon Buffet program for 25 years
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