Jesse Tomas

“By supporting Touchdown Kelowna, we are helping strengthen the local economy, support local businesses and create good‑paying jobs, helping build a strong, independent economy for British Columbians and their families.”

“Drug trafficking knows no borders, and neither does our drive to confront it."

“Our community is powered by residential construction and if we're going to continue to see people leaving our community because they need to go somewhere else to find work, it's going to create further economic challenges."

"By closing this gap, we are delivering on a promise of a fully connected region." 

"They know me as I go find them all the time and sit with them.”

The City of West Kelowna thanked affected customers for their patience and cooperation throughout the water disruption.

As you might expect, it's a bit mixed.

Police said there is only minor damage to the property, but the investigation is ongoing.

“Today, we conducted a reservoir inspection and cleaning. Once the cleaning is complete and we receive test results that indicate there is no contamination, the reservoir will be refilled.”

“Having two significant fire events take place at nearly the same time is very rare, however, it is not believed the fires are related in any manner.”

“It’s folks from all political stripes, people who voted for Tara Armstrong and people who didn't.”

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“The pace of conversations has picked up in recent days, and we are feeling optimistic that we are moving toward the outcome the community would like to see.”

No arrests have been made.

British Columbians are watching closely, and feeling the fallout at the pumps.

He’s the last printer in Canada who still casts metal type himself, creating each of the tiny metal letters that he sets into the printing press.

“It's not the same old, same old. It's a different group of people with different ideas. But we share one thing, and that's a passion for live music and quality performances.”

It turns out even sunsets can be political.

RCMP say the man's motives are unclear.

“It becomes more and more likely every day that we're going to see the $2 a litre mark.”

“We can't let perfect be the enemy of good."

This winter has been one of the warmest on record.