Multiple schemes to defraud the government over 17 years earned an Okanagan woman more than two years in jail and an order to pay back over $350,000. According to the judgement published on Nov. 27, Norlene Dale White, 66, was sentenced on Oct. 17 in Penticton court after being found guilty in 2024 by a […]
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A Lumby man who is accused of murdering his ex-wife has had his trial moved from Vernon to Kamloops in a move that has the victim’s family frustrated with the system. Vitali Stefanski is accused of murdering his ex-wife, Lumby mother Tatjana Stefanski, in April 2024. He appeared in Vernon Supreme Court Wednesday, Nov. 26,
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Dairy milk testers in the B.C. General Employees’ Union (BCGEU) were on day three of job action on Friday (Nov. 28) after serving strike notice. The milk testers collect samples from about 175 dairy herds across B.C. and bring them for testing at the Lactanet Canada’s Pacific Milk Analysis lab in Chilliwack. “These workers are
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In Loving Memory ~ Adela Rennie September 22, 1928 – November 25, 2025 Funeral Service will be held on Thursday, December 11th at 1pm at Parish of St. Mark, 12953 – 20th Ave, Surrey, BC
Crocheting and coffee are the heart of Abbotsford’s newest business, which is set to open on Sunday (Nov. 30). The Knotty Brew is a unique creation from the mind of Beatriz, who goes by Bea and is taking a big leap from her former career as a teacher. This cafe combines a love for caffeine
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