KAMLOOPS, B.C. — British Columbia's tourism industry is taking a hit with businesses reporting rising cancellations and decreased traffic over fears of wildfires.
VICTORIA — The lawyer for a First Nation chief in British Columbia says his client will "vehemently defend" himself against a charge of sexual interference of a person under the age of 16.
Provincial court Judge Kael McKenzie sentenced Darren Fedyck on Wednesday for theft under $5,000.
Greyhound calls the decision "regrettably unavoidable" in a news release but says there has been a 51 per cent drop in riders since 2010, along with higher costs and increased competition from publicly subsidized services.
Lake, who says he will continue to live in Kamloops, B.C., has accepted the post of vice-president of corporate social responsibility with Quebec-based Hydropothecary.
TORONTO — Canada's largest school board has suspended a controversial program that placed Toronto police officers in certain schools in the city.