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Carli Berry
Carli Berry has been telling stories in the Okanagan for the past three years and after finding her footing in the newspaper industry, joined the Infonews team in January 2020. Recipient of the 2019 MA Murray award for feature writing, Carli is passionate about stories that involve housing, business and the environment. Born on Vancouver Island, she is happy to say Okanagan Lake reminds, her slightly, of the ocean. Carli can be reached at (250) 864-7494 or email cberry@infonews.ca.
Inflation eating away your budget? Try these recipes to keep you on track
With rising costs due to inflation, residents are saying their food budgets are tighter this…
Things to do to stay cool during the Thompson-Okanagan heat wave
With an incoming heat wave in the Thompson-Okanagan, there are plenty of ways to keep…
Kelowna gardener shows off massive cauliflower crop
Check out this crop. Franz Huber’s cauliflowers grew exceptionally well this year — these heads…
Grape stomp made famous by Rick Mercer returning to South Okanagan
An entertaining event where people turn grapes into juice with their feet will return after…
Deadly veterinary drug from Ontario now in Interior Health
A drug alert has been issued for the entire Interior Health region, warning of a veterinary…
UPDATE: Suspects arrested after stealing vehicle from Kelowna area
Two men have been arrested after they allegedly stole a vehicle in Kelowna and fled…
UPDATE: Scooter rider in critical condition after crash in Summerland on Highway 97
A person riding a scooter has been transported to the hospital with critical injuries after…
Medical clinic in Peachland set to reopen in the fall
A small Okanagan town with a population of around 5,000 without a medical clinic for…
Kelowna bakery featured on Food Network closing for good
It was the perfect storm for Whisk Bakery + Cafe. A combination of personal issues,…
‘This rally lacks logic’: Vernon man counters conspiracy theorists with his own protest signs
For the last 12 weeks, a Vernon man has decided to try and change the…
Nlaka’pamux Heritage Park threatened by out of control wildfire near Lytton
A 1,700 hectare wildfire burning to the northeast of Lytton is heading towards a provincial…
Sip wine and enjoy the view in this South Okanagan winery’s beautiful garden
An Oliver winery is adapting its outdoor experience past the pandemic, offering picturesque views of…
TRENDING NOW: Man gets knocked out by daughter on swing
A viral video is showing there's an easy way for a child to knock out…
Massive appie-sized Caesar crowned winner of Kelowna contest
A Caesar garnished with lemon pepper wings, steamed prawns, pickled veggies and a salad bite…
Man drowns while trying to help someone in Wood Lake
A man drowned in Wood Lake this weekend while trying to help another person in…
Man facing “life-changing injuries” after 40-ft fall from Skaha Bluffs
A climber that fell 40 feet from the South Okanagan's Skaha Bluffs earlier this month…
Guitar stolen 15 years ago from country musician found in Vancouver pawn shop
A guitar that was stolen in 2007 in the Lower Mainland has been recovered 15…
Okanagan hospital’s ER is closed, patients being diverted
The South Okanagan General Hospital's emergency department is closed this afternoon due to limited doctor…
UPDATE: Wildfire near Lytton grows to 1,700 ha
A wildfire near Lytton has reached 1,700 hectares in size this afternoon, a 200 ha…
Injured cyclist transported to hospital near Kelowna
A cyclist was taken to the hospital with a head injury Saturday night after Central…
UPDATE: Temperatures drop as firefighters battle wildfire near Lytton
Temperature drops and humidity increases overnight helped keep wildfire activity low on the Nohomin Creek wildfire…
Bridal gowns and scooter rides making these Vernon women feel ‘fancy’ again
A group of women who want to dust off their wedding gowns and make every…
Fortis B.C. using low-flying helicopters to inspect natural gas lines
Fortis B.C. will be using low-flying helicopters across the province this summer to to inspect…
Man slapped with $1,200 in fines after ATV drives on wrong side of Northern B.C. highway
An ATV has been impounded and the driver was given more than $1,200 in fines…