When James Plover was convicted on July 4 of choking someone and uttering threats, in a rage that also saw him destroy a ...

The Kelowna community showed up in force on Tuesday for “Bailey’s Day,” a fundraiser held at Cupcasions on Kent road in memory of Bailey McCourt. Organized by Cupcasions owner Libbie Phillips, the ...

The RCMP, City of Kelowna and outreach organizations are extending support to all people who were impacted by a violent murder that unfolded in public on July 4.

The man accused of murdering his estranged wife, Bailey Plover, in a Kelowna, B.C., parking lot last week had been convicted ...

More than 100 people packed into Kelowna's courtroom 9 Thursday morning for the first court appearance in James Plover's ...

The Kelowna community is rallying for the daughters of Bailey McCourt after she was killed in a public act of violence on ...

Typically, first court appearances draw little public interest, but on Thursday, July 10, Kelowna’s largest courtroom was ...

According to court documents, Plover was charged with assault by choking and uttering threats to cause death or bodily harm ...

Kelowna’s mayor has offered condolences on behalf of city council as the RCMP continues its investigation into the death of ...

In a July 5 media release, Kelowna RCMP confirmed the charge against James Edward Plover, known to the deceased victim, in ...

If you or someone you know is experiencing violence or abuse, contact the Elizabeth Fry Society at 1(250) 763-4613 or email ...