A West Kelowna resident who was fired by Interior Health (IH) for refusing to get the COVID-19 vaccine has had his appeal dismissed by the Attorney General of Canada. In a Mar. 3 decision, Darold Sturgeon’s appeal was dismissed without costs after he didn’t continue to file a Notice of Constitutional Question and initiate the […]
• WARNING: THIS STORY CONTAINS GRAPHIC DETAILS THAT MIGHT BE UPSETTING TO SOME READERS A new charge of second-degree murder has been levelled against Mylie Andre Barron, in the death of Jessica Cunningham. Sgt. Freda Fong, media relations officer with the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT), confirmed the newest charge was laid against Barron on
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After an initial “hiccup,” the Surrey Police Service says Cloverdalians have nothing to worry about when the SPS takes over East Surrey in less than a month. Called “District 4” by the SPS, they will officially begin policing the Cloverdale neighbourhood April 1. “It could be termed a bit of a hiccup, but I just
The first full moon of spring came with an extra feature on March 3, as the “Worm Moon” was also a blood moon full eclipse. While it was visible for most of North America, the West Coast got the full show as it started shortly before 1 a.m. as the moon slipped into the Earth’s
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The Vancouver Canucks have traded veteran defenceman Tyler Myers to the Dallas Stars. Vancouver has acquired Dallas’s second-round draft pick in 2027 and fourth-round draft pick in 2029. Additionally, Vancouver is retaining 50 per cent of Myers’s salary. Myers, the former Kelowna Rocket, had to waive his no-trade clause. “We would like to thank Tyler
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