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Support for the proposed site of the Ajax mine, south of Aberdeen, near Kamloops, is one reason the BC Conservatives believe their popularity has increased with voters. (Kamloops This Week file photo)

BC Conservatives pumped by poll results

Surge in popularity has BC party picturing elected representatives in Victoria

Support for the proposed site of the Ajax mine, south of Aberdeen, near Kamloops, is one reason the BC Conservatives believe their popularity has increased with voters. (Kamloops This Week file photo)
B.C. gang members, The Greeks, lose conviction appeals

B.C. gang members, The Greeks, lose conviction appeals

Trio of organization known as The Greeks unsuccessfully appeal murder convictions

B.C. gang members, The Greeks, lose conviction appeals
Top-eight Paralympics debut for Minard

Top-eight Paralympics debut for Minard

Vernon snowboarder reaches quarterfinals in PyeongChang; wheelchair curlers suffer first losses

Top-eight Paralympics debut for Minard
Vernon’s Andrew Ebbett (right) celebrates his first-period goal with teammates Cody Goloubef (left) and Brandon Kozun as Canada beat the Czech Republic 6-4 to win Olympic bronze in men’s hockey in PyeongChang. (Canadian Press photo)

Czechmate: Canada wins men’s Olympic hockey bronze

Vernon’s Andrew Ebbett scores twice as Canada beats Czech Republic 6-4

Vernon’s Andrew Ebbett (right) celebrates his first-period goal with teammates Cody Goloubef (left) and Brandon Kozun as Canada beat the Czech Republic 6-4 to win Olympic bronze in men’s hockey in PyeongChang. (Canadian Press photo)
Goalie Mikko Koskinen (19), of Finland, deflects a shot by Brandon Kozun (15), of Canada, during the second period of the quarterfinal round of the men’s hockey game at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Gangneung, South Korea, Wednesday. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum)

Canada advances to men’s hockey semis

Canada beats Finland 1-0

Goalie Mikko Koskinen (19), of Finland, deflects a shot by Brandon Kozun (15), of Canada, during the second period of the quarterfinal round of the men’s hockey game at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Gangneung, South Korea, Wednesday. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum)
Enter the Choices Family Lottery in support of BC Children’s Hospital for a chance to win the grand prize show home located at Predator Ridge, 211 Grange Drive. (Erin Christie/Black Press)

Lottery will help save children’s lives

Each ticket gets you a chance to win a lot of money, while helping a lot of kids

Enter the Choices Family Lottery in support of BC Children’s Hospital for a chance to win the grand prize show home located at Predator Ridge, 211 Grange Drive. (Erin Christie/Black Press)
Backcountry recreation enthusiasts are reminded to be prepared heading out, especially with the potential for more snow and cold temperatures for the southern Interior this weekend. (Black Press file photo)

Preparation key for backcountry outings

Snowpack levels “complex” in many B.C. backcountry recreation areas

Backcountry recreation enthusiasts are reminded to be prepared heading out, especially with the potential for more snow and cold temperatures for the southern Interior this weekend. (Black Press file photo)
B.C. Conservatives applaud Site C decision

B.C. Conservatives applaud Site C decision

B.C. Conservatives happy with government decision to proceed

B.C. Conservatives applaud Site C decision
B.C. teacher suspended for swearing in class

B.C. teacher suspended for swearing in class

A teacher from Vernon Secondary School has been suspended for using foul language in class with his students

B.C. teacher suspended for swearing in class