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A Santa Claus fired from Penticton's Cherry Lane Shopping Centre earlier this week for naughty photos taken on his own time offsite has received overwhelming support from the community, with new requests for his services pouring in.

The Better Business Bureau is warning holiday shoppers to be on the lookout for fraud when purchasing items from a social media seller. The latest scam, according to BBB, involves an Instagram seller dealing in rare and unique sneakers.

Mb>The government of Ontario has provided its share of controversial decisions since the election of a Progressive Conservative majority government in 2018.

COS says it's the highest fine ever imposed by a B.C. court for such an offence

If you want to experience frozen, you now have two options – get to a movie theatre or get lost in the mountains. "We need to be prepared now for full winter conditions," said Mike Danks, North Shore Rescue team leader.

Squamish RCMP give brief update

VANCOUVER — About 350,000 commuters in Metro Vancouver were spared the inconvenience of a full bus strike Wednesday after a month-long transit dispute ended with a tentative agreement.

VANCOUVER — An investigation by two Canadian privacy commissioners found that a British Columbia firm broke privacy laws when it used and disclosed personal information in the province, the United States and the United Kingdom.

District seeks ideas and feedback at open house

MONTREAL — Teamsters Canada says it has reached a tentative agreement with Canadian National Railway Co. to renew the collective agreement for over 3,000 conductors, trainpersons and yard workers.