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Gun threats led police to evacuate homes on Brocklehurst street

Charges are not expected against a woman who was arrested last week after allegedly making threats involving a gun — an incident that led police to evacuate two Brocklehurst homes.

Kelowna's most wanted

Crime Stoppers is asking the public’s assistance in locating the following male who is wanted on a province-wide warrant in effect as of November 8, 2022.

Vehicle impounded after driver speeds at 129 km/h in 70 zone in Coquitlam

A driver is without their wheels for at least a week after blasting through a Coquitlam 70 km/h zone at almost twice the speed limit.

Falkland man killed in Highway 97 crash northwest of Vernon

One person is dead following a crash on Highway 97 northwest of Vernon Tuesday evening.

BMO takes $1.1-billion provision on U.S. Ponzi scheme ruling

BMO Financial Group says it will record a $1.12-billion provision after a U.S. jury found it liable for a Ponzi scheme alleged to have been facilitated by a bank it bought.

Consumer insolvencies rise 22.5% compared with last year

Statistics Canada says consumer insolvencies rose 22.5 per cent in the third quarter compared with a year earlier, marking the largest percentage increase in 13 years.

Cryptocurrencies slump again amid fallout from FTX sale

Bitcoin slumped to a two-year low and other digital assets sold off following the sudden collapse of crypto exchange FTX Trading, which has been forced to sell itself to larger rival Binance.

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