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After an intensive 11 month investigation Penticton RCMP believe they have cracked a brutal murder case
The Penticton RCMP General Investigation Section arrested 40 year old Michael Richard Beauchamp of Penticton, last Friday, March 5th, in connection with the April, 2009 murder of 53 yr old Terrence Dale Wooley.
- Okanagan Sun were hit with bad financial news.
- Growing foreign-born population to forge 'new Canada'
- Vaccinating children first reduces incidence of flu: Study
- Food recall could be largest in North America: FDA
- Tofino aims to ban the likes of Starbucks, Tim Hortons and McDonalds
- Unhelpful stepdaughter didn't deserve murder: Accused killer's wife
- Older men more interested in sex than older women: Study
- Former Alberta MP pleads guilty to careless driving
- Wacky winter a signal of years to come: Climatologist
Okanagan Sun were hit with bad financial news.
For the past 25 years the Okanagan Sun, a non profit organization, has used the Gaming funds for various parts of their operation ...
Growing foreign-born population to forge 'new Canada'
There is a "new Canada" just over the horizon — home to a diversity of skin tones, birth countries, languages and religious faiths...
Vaccinating children first reduces incidence of flu: Study
It comes too late for H1N1, but not for the next flu outbreak: New Canadian research shows vaccinating healthy children and teens ...
Food recall could be largest in North America: FDA
About 50 Canadian food companies manufactured snacks and other processed foods made with an ingredient that has been recalled due ...
Tofino aims to ban the likes of Starbucks, Tim Hortons and McDonalds
Known for its rustic charm and laid-back style, Tofino doesn't want to become a cookie-cutter community
Unhelpful stepdaughter didn't deserve murder: Accused killer's wife
The former wife of an accused killer told a Vancouver court Tuesday that although her husband's stepdaughter didn't help around the...
Older men more interested in sex than older women: Study
Women may live longer, but it appears men are more likely to go out with a smile.
Former Alberta MP pleads guilty to careless driving
Former Alberta MP Rahim Jaffer plead guilty on Tuesday to a careless driving charge and was fined $500.
Wacky winter a signal of years to come: Climatologist
From the balmy Arctic, to the open water of the St. Lawrence and snowless western fields, this winter has been the warmest and driest...
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Is Canada too soft on Toyota?
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Housing starts climb
New home construction rose to almost 200,000 units in February, a light at the end of the tunnel for buyers seeking relief from a red-hot sellers' market...
